NIF’s Let’s Kick Racism and Violence Out of Soccer is working to promote shared society and reduce violence in sports as a microcosm of society more broadly.

Israel’s Ministry of Education embraces shared society educational policy advocated for by civil society organizations.

Palestinians and Israelis broke the Ramadan fast together in East Jerusalem’s Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood last week.

Toha Arfat Haddad, a prominent activist in Ramle-Lod, continues to create space and opportunities for Palestinian women in her community and, with the help of Shatil, advance policy change through the NGO she helped create, called Omnia.

The New Israel Fund and others sponsored a conference in Haifa last week to reflect on and address the most pressing issues for Arab Israeli society.

A group of NIF grantees successfully petitioned Israel’s Ministry of Transportation to install bus stops near unrecognized Bedouin villages in the Negev, providing much-needed public transit access.

As Shatil celebrates its 40th anniversary, we look back on its accomplishments over the last year.

NIF and other social change organizations are demanding that the Israeli government prevent a far-right, racist MK from provoking violence in Sheikh Jarrah.

Meet Mazal Bisawer, an NIF grants officer and former spokesperson for the Association of Ethiopian Jews (AEJ), with a long history of on-the-ground activism.

A new report by NIF’s Kick It Out initiative reveals an alarming rise in violence in Israel’s soccer stadiums.