Online Meeting of Jewish and Arab urban planners and architects
Second meeting for the community / Forum of Graduates of SFP/ACAP change agents courses held an online meeting to discuss joint actions
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Bustan, a shared Arab-Jewish Community project by SFP graduate Dan Segal
A graduate of the SFP shared cities courses shares with us his shared community project in the Galilee
Second meeting of Planners and Architects
Participants met at the Arab Center for Alternative Planning in Eilaboun to hear a lecture from Dr. Hanna Sweid.
Hundreds of building planners demand PM end Arab building discrimination
A group of Palestinian and Israeli city planners, graduates of a SFP / ACAP change agents course, initiate a petition to the PM calling for a halt to house demolitions in Arab society and for alternative planning solutions that promote peace between the two peoples
School for Peace graduates organize a joint visit to Umm A-Hiran
Graduates of past planners courses meet together and organize a solidarity visit to unrecognized Bedouin village Umm Al-Hiran
Up-and-Coming politicians dare to dream their vision of a shared future
Photo of the day – our first group of Up-and-Coming politicians in the current cycle are daring to dream their vision of a shared future
School for Peace graduates protest in Tel Aviv
Thousands of Jews and Arabs, among them SFP grads, demonstrated against racism and incitement
Arab and Jewish planners and architects planning actions to stop the demolition policy affecting Arab communities
A group of SFP change agent grads meet to consider how to act effectively together in order to bring about change that will permit Arab towns to develop
A meeting for grads of “Two People Write from Right to Left” program
Graduates of the program for teaching the literature of the other met in the framework of a mutual support group.
Projects by graduates of the SFP Literature Course
The opening of the school year brings the beginning of many activities planned by teachers who have completed the literature teacher training course, “Two people write from right to left”