News from the SFP: February – June 2014
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Forum for Graduates of the School for Peace in 3 regions: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, & Nazareth
We have been interested in activating, and making more use of, our graduates for …
Strategy meeting to discuss responses to the current wave of violence
In order to formulate responses to the current wave of violence and acts of …
Participation in Protest March, Tira
“Jews and Arabs refuse to be enemies” Following recent events, and the rift being …
SFP book reaches Saeb Erekat
Today village member Marwa Jbara-Tibi, a journalist, met with Dr. Saeb Erekat, Palestinian Member …
Participants in SFP Course at Ben Gurion U. volunteer at Hagar School
The parable of the mouse and the lion: Eymon and Ainav, participants of the …
SFP awarded $50 K grant by Journalists and Writers Foundation (Turkey)
The School for Peace has won a $50,000 grant from [Journalists and Writers Foundation (JWF)] in Turkey, towards a joint project with Ramallah based Tawasul, for teaching literature teachers.
Initiative to prepare a strategy for the Peace movement, HR organizations
A meeting of representatives from Peace NGOs, human rights organizations, left wing parties, representatives …
School for Peace Course taught at Harvard University
Intergroup dynamic in the course “Us and Them: challenges and possibilities in intergroup relations” …
Update on the Peace Library
In the recent period we installed many books, computers, furniture and multi-media system. A range of activities took place, and big plans are afoot.
School for Peace Graduate Publishes New Book
Dr Nissim Avissar’s book , a graduate of a School for Peace Change Agents Course has published a highly recommended book, “Political Therapy: psychotherapy between the individual and the political”.
Course for Students of Ben Gurion University
At the end of April a course will begin for students at Ben Gurion University, organised by the University Student Union. The course will include eight weekly three-hour meetings.