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Our mission is the promotion and dissemination of Hebrew literature in translation worldwide, to acquaint readers with the best of Israeli fiction, poetry and books for children & y/a.

To promote understanding, tolerance and mutual respect among young people who will become future decision makers and to introduce people from different cultures and communities to each other through international seminars.

(1) Creating a central source for information on feminist and gender studies in Israel;
(2) Disseminating knowledge produced by feminist and gender studies by means of conferences, a website, and publications;
(3) Providing a networking, resource and support center for all those engaged in studying or researching feminist and gender studies in Israel.

The Israel Women's Network (IWN) is a not-for-profit organization comprised of women who are united in their determination to improve the status of women in Israel, regardless of political affiliation, religious outlook or ethnic origin. Established in 1984, the IWN was the first organization in Israel dedicated to promoting women's rights and equality. Since its beginnings, the IWN has scored many successes, including: initiating laws such as the Sexual Harassment Prevention Law of 1998, representing precedent-setting lawsuits fighting discrimination in the workplace; passage of an amendment to the Family Courts Law, thereby enabling Muslim and Christian women to settle matters of maintenance and custody in civil courts; efforts to help women who have been refused divorce [agunot]; helping victims of sex trafficking, and many more. In 2006, the IWN was one of three Israeli organizations to be granted UN affiliation status.

The Israeli Center for Youth Volunteerism was established as a non-profit organization for the purpose of assimilating the value of volunteerism and increasing the number of youth (ages 3 to 30) who take a significant part in volunteer activity in all areas and communities which make up Israeli society.
Main Objectives:
1. To make volunteering a way of life among youth.
2. To increase the rate of youth who volunteer to at least 60%.
3. Broaden the areas open for volunteering.
4. Expand the number of entities engaging youth volunteers.
5. Professionalize the field of youth volunteerism.
6. Develop knowledge and information in the field

Creating an innovation and technology hub in the urban space of Haifa and the Innovation District, which will be a magnet for technological entrepreneurial activities in the maritime field.

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Promoting technologies that are in line with ESG indicators and SDG goals, support the preservation of the environment and biodiversity, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center (JICC) aims to assist the city residents, of various identities, in becoming active and responsible partners to the development of their communities. For this purpose, the JICC stimulates and encourages programs that promote community dialogue in the city.

The main objective of the Keshet model of education is to influence Israeli society in large by educating children over a significant length of time (kindergarten to 12th grade) to be open minded, respectful and tolerant members of society. We believe that in the long run this will inspire Israeli citizens and future governance, and will hopefully be reflected both inside our society and outside.
The Keshet Association is a Nonprofit Organization dedicated to the development and enhancement of a collective Jewish culture which is based on respect and dialogue, and to creating school curricula and educational settings in which families and staff from different observance backgrounds share the same values. We work to achieve our goals by:
• Supporting and developing curricula for Keshet schools and kindergartens.
• Providing ongoing professional development for Keshet staff as well as other pluralistic schools in and around Jerusalem.
• Expanding our work to more schools in the country that are interested to adopt our model.
• Organizing pluralistic communal activities in our Jerusalem Campus.
• Providing pre-training professional development classes for teachers in the area of Jewish Culture, together with the David Yellin College for teachers in Jerusalem.
• Creating a center for Dialogue based Pluralistic Education in collaboration with other organizations in Jerusalem.
The Keshet School is an educational community dedicated to promoting a respectful life style in Israel. By addressing the diverse needs and sensitivities of Israel’s many religious and secular populations, Keshet aims to create an environment that promotes mutual understanding, effectively eliminating the concept of “the other” that fragments and destabilizes Israel.

MITVEH is a new not-for-profit organization established in Jerusalem for the purpose of providing a professional platform for promoting all the arts in education in Israel.
Mitveh, meaning "A Guideline for an Idea" in Hebrew, is dedicated to advancing creative and effective teaching and learning processes in all art forms, and in a wide range of educational contexts and issues.
MITVEH is developing a comprehensive center for educational work in the arts addressing the needs of professionals, educators, artists and education institutions, offering resources and guidance, a dynamic platform for exchange of knowledge, performances and exhibitions, thus helping to meet the challenges of Israel's diverse society in the 21st century.
A primary goal is to promote the arts in education among diverse populations and various cultural and ethnic groups, and in particular among those who have special needs or have limited exposure to art, or limited resources for integrating art in their educational efforts.