Study Group Leader Lola KOLPINA, PhD in sociology, is a researcher at the University of Haifa Research Center and director of the International Center for Human Development Studies. The poll was conducted by the Sociological Center מאגר מוחות under the direction of Professor Yitzhak…
Problem description The two communities, Russian-speaking and Arabic-speaking Israelis, are in constant contact with each other. They often live in the same neighborhoods, work in the same hospitals, and work in the same plants and factories. Both Russian-speaking and Arabic-speaking Israelis are linguistic minorities…
Preservation and development of scientific potential of repatriate scientists of the third academic degree, humanities 45+ age group Rationale for the project The Russian-speaking Aliyah plays a significant role in the socio-economic development of Israel. The great aliyah of the early 1990s continued with…
CityLinkUp is your key platform for activists and residents to connect and collaborate. A collaboration of people who are committed to solving important problems in the city where you live. It is a place where everyone can contribute to the improvement of the urban…
The project was prepared and is being implemented jointly with the Research Institute of Social Policy of the Ministry of Social Policy and the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, as well as the non-governmental organization Bureau of Social and Political Developments (Ukraine), with…
Problem description Russian-speaking and Arabic-speaking citizens in mixed-race cities share a number of common challenges to a peaceful and comfortable existence. More often than not, the areas where these groups live are classified as poor and do not receive adequate attention and funding from…
Dor Moriah initiated Clean City Israel and organizes cleanup events in Haifa, attracting new returnees and old Haifa residents who care, and collaborating with other cleanup projects in the city. As part of Clean City, there is a sub-project called “Walking Haifa”: walks along…
Imagine: your voice is heard in every home, in every corner of the country. This is the idea of decentralization – a change in the model of the state that is designed to make each of us an important link in decision-making.