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1.Creating contents: ISTV's professional crews cover events in which human rights are being violated or demonstrated against, and reports about threats to peace and democracy both within Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories. We film well researched in depth stories and integrate all in our studio programming, scripted and anchored professionally. ISTV is also involved in co-productions with social organizations and NGOs.
2. Broadcast and Distribution: ISTV holds a news internet site where all items are catalogued as well as the studio magazines. Contents are regularly posted on social networks like Facebook, You-Tube, Twitter and other new media. The weekly news magazine "social order" is broadcasted nationally twice a week on The Public Channel via Cable and Satellite service. ISTV co-operates with various news and content outlets to widen its' contents exposure.

We provide a healthy and structured environment for children and youth from all walks of life, teach values of cooperation, self reliance and persistence, and provide opportunities for every child to reach his own level of excellence. The Israel Tennis Center has also received the coveted Israel Prize in 1989 and the Prime Minister's Award in the framework of the 60th Anniversary Celebrations of Israel in 2008 for extraordinary work with children throughout the country. We provide programs for children at risk, for Ethiopian children, for disabled children (physically and mentally)and for toddlers and programs for Coexistence between Arab and Jewish Children.

- Organizers of the March of the Living in Israel (2500 participants a year) - Organizers of youth seminars (10,000 participants a year) - Organizers of youth tours (200,000 participants a year) - Organizers of Euro med seminar (+/- 1000 participants a year) - Others

Social Activism • Educating legislature and general public about immigrant youth, acting to eliminate discriminatory practices, increase funding, monitoring educational entities. • Building coalitions for long-term social change. Educational/communal • Intervention with immigrant youth at-risk, including school drop-out and substance abuse. prevention. • Hebrew language proficiency tutoring. • Programs to promote development of personal/Israeli identity among immigrant children/youth. • Community leadership and cultural encounter programs. • Volunteer recruiting and training. Individual Advocacy • 24/7 telephone hotline in 6 languages providing information and advocacy for immigrant youth and families. • Training educational professionals to work in a multi-cultural society and settings

Legislative and Advocacy Outreach- The organization established ties and working relations with stakeholders, elected officials, public figures, Ministers and MK’s in order to set new, clearer policies on the status of children to migrant workers in Israel.
Public Actions and Outreach- The organization mobilized great public support and shaped public stances in favor, through public campaigns, demonstrations, generating petitions and staging public events at critical points throughout.
Family Casework - The organization provides family-based casework tailored to the social and lingual needs of the migrant community, including: translation services, legal representation, one on one accompanying of children and their families, facilitating meetings within the community and via the internet and social networks.
Public and Media Outreach- The organization was instrumental in placing a public spotlight on the topic of children of migrant workers, reprioritizing it on the public agenda and shaping public opinion, utilizing diverse media outlets and social networks

Alongside our work to support and assist the choreographers themselves in advancing Israeli dance in Israel and abroad. We endeavor to expose dance to an ever widening variety of audiences, and place dance at the forefront of Israel's cultural scene. , the ICA runs different projects: a unique project that brings together professional dancers and severely at- risk teens, for a year of dance training sessions and a joint professional performance. The project provides at risk youth with a window into the world of dance and creates the opportunity for forging relationships with an inspiring role model. Na'im (On the Move), creates opportunities for communities in Israel's social, economic and geographic peripheries to encounter the world of Israeli dance, through creating subsidized dance festivals, workshops and performances in Israel's periphery. International projects using dance and other art forms creating cultural dialog between countries.

The main areas of activities carried out by the Israeli Committee Against House Demolition (ICAHD) include international and local advocacy, that includes projects such as speaking tours as as well as alternative tours through Jerusalem, publishing leaflets, booklets, articles or film footage. Furthermore, ICAHD's reports and publishes documents on human rights violations concerning house demolitions, evictions and land theft. In addition to that, the Israeli Committee Against House Demolition also provides legal advice to families whose houses are being target for demolition, as well as providing training for law students at different universities in Israel. A further area of focus concerns the initiation of encounters between different sections of Israeli, international and Palestinian society. Through alternative tours, meetings with Palestinian families and youth, panel discussions or re-building activities, situations and platforms are being created to enhance discussions and encounters.

• Advancing children’s rights legislation
• Nation-Wide Young Ambassadors Program for the cause of children
• UNICEF Israel Youth Leadership Program
• University Student Activists
• Leveraging UNICEF’s global technical expertise for Israeli children
• Direct marketing to make UNICEF a household name
• Corporate donations to save children around the world
• Partnering with Israeli’s leading philanthropists

Itach-Ma'aki has a vast repertoire of projects and initiatives that reflect our mission and objectives. The following are some of our most successful and impactful projects:
- Haifa's "City for All" - taking models from other cities worldwide (Taiwan, for example,) and using them to implement gender equality in local Israeli government, in this specific case, we are working in Haifa.
- Center for Bedouin Women's Rights - established in 2006 through our Be'er Sheva branch with the intention to provide Bedouin people with support, specifically with issues relating to the economic strife experienced by Bedouin women. We work with the National Insurance Institute to provide income support, especially to single mothers.
- Domestic Violence Hotline - Itach Ma'aki runs a 24/7 hotline, operated by experts in the field of domestic abuse, to provide ongoing and consistent support and assistance to women experiencing domestic violence, however it may be manifested. Many times, we have helped remove women from threatening situations, thanks to our hotline.
- Legal assistance to women whose rights have been infringed on - Itach Ma'aki prides itself on providing pro-bono legal aid to victims of injustice across Israel. Some of our most prevalent legal victories have had to do with improving the incomes and rights of educational assistants who are unjustly terminated or whose incomes are reduced due to circumstances out of their control that are inextricably related to their gender (maternity leave, for example.)