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A few words about Merchavim |
MERCHAVIM, the Institute for the Advancement of Shared Citizenship in
Israel, works to equip young Israelis of all backgrounds to build a
shared future by learning about their fellow citizens, appreciating the
diversity of Israeli society and working together to make their
classrooms, schools and communities, fairer – for the benefit of all.
Uniquely,
our approach has been developed by and for Israelis of all backgrounds,
in full cooperation with Israel’s Ministry of Education and prestigious
funding partners. A growing range of programs provides creative,
age-appropriate activities from kindergarten to 12th grade, based on Merchavim's Shared Citizenship Model and built around five core concepts: identity, access, fairness, limits of agreement and active shared citizenship.
Read more about MERCHAVIM…
Our Main Activities
1. Shared Citizenship Teachers' Training
2. Guidance
3. Shared Citizenship Programs
How to reach us (map - Hebrew)
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What's new? |
September, 2008
A new article, "Educating Towards Participatory Democracy - Clarifying the Appropriate Role of NGOs in the Education System", by Mike Prashker, MERCHAVIM's founder and director, was posted on Democracy Circle, a leading Israeli democracy site.
View article (Hebrew)
View article (English)
Democracy Circle
http://www.democracy.co.il/
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14.07.08Mike Prashker, Founder and Director of MERCHAVIM, was a featured speaker in the series of monthly educational conference call briefings held by IATF, the Inter-Agency Task Force on Israeli Arab Issues.
Mr. Prashker spoke on July 14, discussing the challenges and strategies
for effective shared citizenship education for Israeli students, Jewish
and Arab, in the context of separate school streams.
Please click here for the item on the IATF site
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11.06.08
Doctoral
research conducted by Dr. Deborah Dubiner on the "Let's Talk" program
shows significant results in attitudinal changes.
Please click here for more information
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