Shatil hosted a simulation session for leaders of Jewish-Arab organizations to help them plan for possible future escalations.

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

A study by multiple NIF grantees found that 30,000 Arab Israeli homes throughout Israel are in danger of being demolished due to structural injustices around building permits.

A new Shatil and Sikkuy-Aufoq training program helped Bedouin communities develop media strategies to promote accurate coverage of Bedouin life.

Multiple NIF grantees have been leading the charge to diffuse tensions during Ramadan/Passover by tracking and reporting online incitement to violence.

In the aftermath of deadly attacks on civilians, NIF grantees quickly mobilized campaigns to support the de-escalation of violence and underline the need for partnership in this dangerous moment.

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.

NIF’s action arm Shatil is working to close the gap between Jewish Israeli and Palestinian Israeli NGO’s.

After pressure from multiple NIF grantees, the Israeli government approved a five-year plan to close socioeconomic gaps between Arab and Jewish Israelis.