The SFP environmental justice course visits the lower Galilee
On Friday, December 10 2021, SFP environmental justice course participants traveled to northern Israel.
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A course for Arab and Jewish students of nursing begins with a field trip to Jaffa
A new and different elective course for undergraduate students in the Department of Nursing of Tel Aviv University: The Arab-Jewish conflict in the light of theory and experience is now underway
Meeting of the Arab-Jewish Planners Forum in Acre
On November 12, 2021, 30 graduates of SFP change agents courses, who are now members of the Arab-Jewish Planners Forum, met for a study tour and discussion in Acre.
SFP environmental and climate justice course tours the Negev
Summary of a day tour of the Negev: the Wadi Attir project and an unrecognized village in the framework of the seventh meeting of the dialogue course for Environmental and Climatic Justice of the School of Peace – Wahat al-Salam / Neve Shalom.
A letter of solidarity from the School for Peace with Palestinian civil society organizations
We at the School for Peace and Wahat al-Salam / Neve Shalom stand in …
Grants for projects by School of Peace graduates: a call for applications
The School for Peace is issuing a second call for proposals for project grants. …
Environmental Justice change agents course in 5th meeting, focuses on climate change
The day’s activities included both a lecture and a workshop on social entrepreneurship
Environmental justice course group visits an Area C village
Participants in the environmental and climate justice change agents course visited Jabat al-Dib village near Jerusalem. The tour’s objective was to look at the challenges faced by Area C towns, and at solutions found to address them.
Summer update from the School for Peace
Workshop for Community Center members, Festival for al-Araqib, educators forum, social workers conference, plans for the fall
Al Araqib residents embroider dreams of a better future
At an event marking the 11th anniversary since the village’s first demolition, SFP graduates employ art in joining the residents’ struggle to rebuild their homes and hold on to their land