This year’s “Black Globe” award for organizations promoting environmentally and socially detrimental initiatives goes to…

A new campaign seeks to end racism and discrimination through education.

Thanks to a 2007 petition, the airport implemented new security practices, which reduce racial profiling of Arab travelers.

Thanks to two NIF grantees, women and Palestinian Israelis will now receive fair representation on the Israel Land Authority Council.

A classroom discussion stirred a nationwide controversy over whether critical thinking belongs in civics classes.

Thanks to ACRI, equal representation is a step towards a more socially equal Negev.

A group of around 200 Sudanese asylum seekers marched to Jerusalem in an attempt to gain official recognition of their refugee statuses. Most of the marchers have been imprisoned for almost two years and none of their asylum requests – which were filed with the assistance of NIF grantee Hotline for Refugees and Migrants (previously Hotline for Migrant Workers) – have been answered. Following the protest, they were arrested and transferred to Saharonim Prison, where they will be detained for two months before being returned to the newly established Holot detention center.