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Volunteers and their young charge at a march for ALEH, Israel’s network of care for children with severe complex disabilities. Credit: Courtesy.
Unlikely absorption centers: ‘Olim’ find soft landing in Israel through nonprofit work
While supporting causes they believe in, new immigrants are also able to interact with Israelis in a meaningful way, practice their Hebrew and get acclimated to a very different environment.
Noam Mirvis
Aug. 16, 2019
A hydrotherapist works with a resident with severe complex disabilities at the ALEH hydrotherapy pool in Jerusalem. Credit: ALEH.
The swimming pool helping Israel’s disability community learn to walk
A hydrotherapy center in Israel is the first to use an augmentative alternative communication system that allows the nonverbal to express their feelings to caregivers, support staff, therapists and lifeguards via special communication boards placed around the pool.
Noam Mirvis
July 5, 2019
Students from Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem and their multinational peers tour together during Bezalel Academy’s International Week program. Credit: Courtesy.
Israeli ‘Artivism’ programs offer Eurovision-style cultural exchanges year-round
Understanding the power of music and art in cross-cultural dialogue, Israeli institutions have been promoting “artivism” for decades, providing budding artists with opportunities for self-discovery and a simultaneous rediscovery of Israel on their own terms.
Noam Mirvis
May 22, 2019
Druze students from the Beyahad program at Ono Academic College in Kiryat Ono, Israel, pose at their graduation ceremony in January 2018. Credit: Courtesy.
Program empowers Druze women to break Israel’s glass ceiling
The Beyahad program at Ono Academic College provides aspiring Druze women with the opportunity to advance their professional careers while maintaining their traditional lifestyle.
Noam Mirvis
April 2, 2019