Yad Harutzim St. 9, POB 53395, Jerusalem 91533, Israel
Jerusalem
Israel
- Democracy and community development
- Environment/Sustainable development
- Gender
- Human rights
- International/Cultural relations
- Media
- Youth and education
In recent years, Israeli society has undergone a transformation that shifted much responsibility for social, economic, health, and educational issues from the government to the civil society sector. However, many NGOs lacked the tools and resources to leverage their impact in the public arena. SHATIL aims to provide them with the tools to accomplish their initiatives, promote community organizing and cultural cross-communication, strengthen constituencies on the economic and geographic periphery, facilitate coalition-building, and institutionalize long-term social change to benefit all Israelis. With 6 national offices, SHATIL is uniquely positioned as a central hub of services, information, and support empowering Israel's civil society.
CAPACITY-BUILDING SERVICES: SHATIL provides capacity-building services to over 1,400 civil society organizations annually.
CONFLICT TRANSFORMATION AND MANAGEMENT CENTRE: a think-and-do tank of the best conflict management practices shaping a culture pursuing regional peace.
MIXED JEWISH-PALESTINIAN-ARAB CITIES: forms NGO and community partnerships to change planning and building policies and use cross-cultural communication to bridge gaps between Palestinian-Arabs and Jews in mixed cities.
YOUTH LEADERSHIP: provide Israel’s youth with tools and skills to advance the rights and representation of the young adult population, also targeting Bedouin youth to shape the next generation of Bedouin leaders.
ECONOMIC POLICY ADVISORS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE: providing Israel’s leading economic students with training in civil society practices, incorporating greater awareness of the social justice into economic policies.
ADVANCING SOCIO-ECONOMIC EQUALITY FOR WOMEN: capacity-building, consultation, and advocacy programs for civil society agents working for women’s economic equality.