This song comes from Palestine, but its heart beats for all of us.

It speaks to something universal—love, resilience, and our shared longing to belong. We’ve carried it now into more than 50 languages. Not to change it, but to carry its light farther. Across oceans, across heartbreak. Because music remembers what we forget: that the distance between us was never real.

Wherever you are, whatever sand you can throw on the gears of genocide, do it now. If it's a handful, throw it. If it's a fingernail full, scrape it out and throw. Get in the way however you can.

- Rasha Abdulhadi

This video is one small handful of sand—born from a love for the people of Palestine, thrown into the gears of silence and forgetting. If this song moves you, please share it. If it speaks your language, add your voice. And if it doesn’t yet, please help us bring it there.

Happy Earth Day 🌎🕊️

Hello to all my friends—each of you carrying a story, a spirit, and a way of being that matters 🩶
Today, as one human on our shared planet, I'm reflecting on how sustainability is a form of harmony. And to reach that harmony, peace on Earth is essential, and to achieve peace, we must cultivate the instruments of culture—one that is inclusive in language and perspective, offering an alternative to all forms of supremacy: saying no to repression, and yes to a shared humanity.

And on this Earth Day, I can't turn away from the realities in Palestine (esp. of the children), and the intensifying policies of exclusion and conflict accelerated by the US administration.