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.
Report following the Global Peacebuilder Summit
Nava Sonnenschein describes her strong impressions from the summit, which brought together peace builders from more than 30 conflict zones around the world.
Mapping Environmental Hazards
A meeting of the SFP environmental justice course in Northern Israel
2016 Facilitator Training Course gets underway
In September 2016 the School for Peace opened its annual and prestigious facilitator training program.
Program for the 2016-2017 activity year
The School for Peace list of projects for the 2016 – 2017 activity year
Opening Event for the 2016-2017 activity year
The School for Peace conducted its annual event for the opening of activities for the 2016-2017 scholastic year.
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”
Shared Cities Course: Tour in Nazareth and Northern Towns
SFP Shared Cities Change Agents Course participants toured cities in northern Israel. The group met with Joint List representatives of the Upper Nazareth city council.
Change Agents Course Tour of Jerusalem
Participants in the Change Agents Course for Up-and-Coming Politicians conducted a study tour in Jerusalem.
Leadership in mixed cities: women’s presence in the public sphere
On Friday July 29, a meeting took place in the framework of the change agents course for activists in mixed cities.
Teacher Training for Literature Teachers
The SFP conducted a teacher in-service training session for 42 literature teachers on the subject of teaching Palestinian poetry in the Jewish classroom.
Leaders in environmental justice learn about energy and water injustice in S. Hebron Hills.
Members of the SFP’s change agents course for environmentalists visit the S. Hebron Hills and learn how villagers are affected by environmental injustice.