With opportunities to influence Israel’s new government, NIF’s action arm, Shatil, steps up a new training program for civil society organizations advocating for their cause.

NIF grantee Forum for Public Housing draws attention to the unacceptable state of public housing in Israel.

Activists of the anti-corruption movement faced multiple fake Twitter accounts attempting to doxx activist leaders in the movement.

After over 500 articles, Ruth Mason, longtime writer for NIF News, gives a heartfelt goodbye and reflects on the past 14 years of reporting on Shatil’s incredible work.

NIF grantee Zazim – Community Action is advocating for the 400,000 Israeli children who have no computer access for remote learning during the pandemic.

In Israel, too many local government councils don’t look like the communities they serve. The Association for Ethiopian Jews wants to change that.

As Belarussians protest for democracy, Shatil is helping Israeli activists understand their struggle and their successful tactics.

Following a protest by teachers and activists, the Israeli government agreed to continue funding the Hilla Program for youth-at-risk.

In collaboration with Shatil, Bedouin authorities in the Negev created the Bedouin Treasurers Forum, a new effort to ensure fair allocation of government funds.

Israeli civil society and several members of Knesset are raising their voices against the freezing of government assistance to refugees.