Tag Meir paid a solidarity visit to the family of the unarmed, autistic Palestinian man recently murdered by police in East Jerusalem.

After ACRI intervention, Jerusalem cancels its decision to impose Jewish street names in a Palestinian neighborhood.

The Association for Civil Rights in Israel documents extensive police brutality and misconduct in the Arab village of Isawiya.

How did a girl adopted by an East Jerusalemite resident get standing to stay in Israel?

On a bleak day in Jerusalem for those who want to actualize a shared society, Tag Meir continues to build solidarity.

Yehudit Oppenheimer learned about German fascism from her parents and lived in post-apartheid South Africa. Now she works for a better Israel.

This show of solidarity is part of a commitment by the group to visit victims of racist crimes within 48 hours of their occurrence.

Local Jerusalemite Inbal Halperin navigates her increasingly divided city by joining Shatil’s training program, Lowering the Walls.

Social Justice Fellow Josh Schwartz left New York for Jerusalem in order to learn about Israel in a way that he could only do firsthand.