Urban kibbutzim plant seeds for improving city life
The old socialist model gets a modern twist as intentional communities make educational and social inroads in underprivileged Israeli neighborhoods.
The old socialist model gets a modern twist as intentional communities make educational and social inroads in underprivileged Israeli neighborhoods.
Since 2002, Bakehila (In the Community) has helped more than 25,000 poor Jerusalem residents to be self-sustaining contributors to their communities.
Vision-impaired Israelis have long been discovering the joys of lawn bowls, and now an innovative program is introducing the sport to children.
Emergency relief teams from IsraAID are bringing food, water and other aid to starving islanders.
The relief organization, IsraAid, arrives soon after a disaster and stays for as long as it takes to get the country back on its feet.
NY grad students gain mental-health insights in Gaza border towns, and take courses with social-work students in Beersheva.
‘World’s first citizens network’ launching first in Israel.
‘Gigawatt Global in Rwanda is a clear demonstration that solar will be a key part of Africa’s energy solution,’ says US official.
By day a patent lawyer, Sandy Colb dedicates the rest of his time to growing crops for Israel’s most vulnerable citizens.
A new program aims to help Israel’s disabled community get around independently.
Give2gether CEO talks with ISRAEL21c about the growing role of crowdfunding in fundraising for charity and profit.
With his son’s life on the line, Ilan Ganot founded Solid Ventures to identify, acquire and develop therapies for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Interfaith clergy and seminarians at Jerusalem’s Faith and Ecology Conference pledge to step up environmental stewardship.
Classics such as ‘Goldilocks’ are now accessible via iPad to American kids with hearing impairment, thanks to the Israeli project eMotion Stories.
Why are wounded Syrians risking everything to cross into enemy territory to receive hospital treatment in Israel?