Health Workers 4 Palestine invites you to an immersive cultural and fundraising evening exploring resilience, memory, and collective action through art, sound, and storytelling.
This special evening honours the women of Palestine who continue to protect life, land, and dignity in the face of a genocide. Their courage and leadership stand at the heart of this night.
SUNDAY
1st FEBRUARY 2026
At 5PM
THE SAVOY, LONDON
River Entrance, 1 Savoy Place, WC2R 6PB
The event will include the acclaimed Photosymphony: A Live Plant Orchestra for Palestine, a world-travelled installation (Frieze LA, New York, London) reimagined exclusively for Seeds of Solidarity. Created by internationally acclaimed artist and Lady Gaga collaborator Millie Brown, with a site-specific scent-scape by perfumer and sister Beckielou Brown (Altra Profuture), Photosymphony explores plant intelligence and our relationship with the natural world through native Palestinian flora. As guests dine, the electrical frequencies of living plants are captured by sensors and translated into an evolving live soundscape drawn from recordings of the land itself, making the unseen life force of plants audible. The installation also bears witness to environmental devastation in Palestine — from the loss of culturally vital species such as za’atar to the uprooting of ancient olive trees and the erosion of fragile ecosystems — creating a haunting, immersive tribute to Palestinian roots, memory, and resilience.
Zayna Al-Saleh is a British Palestinian art dealer, curator and art writer who operates independently. In 2024 and 2025 she curated three major London auctions in aid of Palestine, raising a total of over $1.4 million. Artists included Peter Doig, Anish Kapoor, Mona Hatoum, Antony Gormley, Katharine Hamnett, Hassan Hajjaj, Florence Peake, Jeremy Deller, Rana Begum, Jake and Dinos Chapman, Sophia Al-Maria, Rosalind Nashibibi, Chris Levine, Banksy, Dima Srouji among others.
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The evening will be presented by Lina Hadid, lobbyist, lawyer, humanitarian, and long-standing HW4P supporter guiding audiences through an event of art, music, and solidarity.
Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah is a leading British-Palestinian reconstructive surgeon and the current Rector of the University of Glasgow, recognised globally for his work in conflict medicine. He has spent decades providing emergency surgical care to children in Gaza and other war-affected regions while training local doctors to strengthen health systems under siege. Through his academic leadership and humanitarian missions, he is dedicated to developing the next generation of healthcare providers in Palestine and internationally.
Dr Victoria Rose is a London-based Consultant Plastic Surgeon with over 25 years of expertise in complex reconstructive trauma and breast reconstruction, supported by extensive international training, including a microsurgical fellowship in Taiwan. She has undertaken multiple humanitarian missions to Gaza since 2018 to deliver emergency reconstructive care and support surgical training. She is a trustee of the charity IDEALS and serves as Chair of the SAC for Plastic Surgery.
Amira Nimerawi brings together corporate leadership experience and extensive humanitarian fieldwork, having led emergency health responses, Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights programming, and Gender Based Violence initiatives across Palestine with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society. As CEO of Health Workers 4 Palestine (UK), she works to strengthen advocacy, solidarity, and health justice for Palestinian communities. Her research focuses on reproductive health, community health sovereignty, and decolonial approaches to care in conflict-affected settings.
Farah Nabulsi is an Academy Award®-Nominated and BAFTA®-Winning Palestinian-British filmmaker. She has been writing and producing fiction narrative films since 2016. Her first short film, Today They Took My Son, was endorsed by British director Ken Loach and screened at the United Nations. Her directorial debut, The Present, won over 60 International Film Festival Awards, a BAFTA® Award, and it received an Oscar® Nomination. It was licensed internationally to Canal+ and Netflix Worldwide. In 2023, Farah made her feature-length debut with The Teacher, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival and has won over 18 International Film Festival Awards. It was BAFTA-Longlisted for Outstanding Debut (2024) and BIFA-Longlisted in 3 categories (2023). Farah has been invited to serve as a jury member at numerous film festivals. She is also a voting member of both the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA).
Driven by the belief that music has the power to unite cultures, the evening will include a live performance by the London Arab Orchestra, with a special focus on the London Arab Women Choir conducted by artistic director and maestro Basel Saleh. The orchestra reimagines Arab music for the global stage by blending the beauty of traditional Middle Eastern melodies with the richness of contemporary European and English orchestral sounds. The London Arab Orchestra has performed at the Royal Albert Hall, the Barbican and the Together For Palestine concert held at London’s OVO Arena Wembley last September. In 2025, it collaborated with the iconic Gorillaz and artist Damon Albarn on their 25th anniversary tour and contributed to Gorillaz’s newest album – an artistic fusion that brought Arabic musical expression into one of the world’s most influential contemporary music projects.
Hugh is an international freelance fine art, and charity auctioneer. In his 40-year career at Christie’s, he conducted over 2,700 auctions, selling 320,000 lots for a total in excess of £2.8 billion. Hugh is also a much sought-after auctioneer for charity fundraisers and has led over 900 auctions helping to raise £106 million for numerous causes. He has sold in over 30 cities around the world. In 2008, he was the auctioneer at Nelson Mandela’s 90th Birthday Gala in London, selling the eight lots for a total of £4.3 million.