Legislation has helped increase the number of Arab employees in government offices in the past. A new effort is underway to build on this progress.

Israeli civil society rallied against posters that stoked fears of miscegenation in the mixed Jewish-Arab town. The poster campaign was stopped.

There has been an uptick in violence against Arabs across the country fueled by politicians. Tag Meir, Sikkuy, and other civil society organizations are pushing back.

Rawnak Natour is the Co-Executive Director of Sikkuy and has devoted her professional life to promoting civil rights and equality in employment and education and struggling against the discrimination of minorities.

As a response to the Nation-State Law, a number of NIF-affiliated organizations put on this event.

Transportation by train or bus has been chronically more difficult for Arab Citizens of Israel.

Rawnak Natour received the Sami Michael prize for her life commitment to laying the groundwork for a shared society between Arabs and Jews.

In an era when too few women are found in leadership roles, NIF’s organizations stand apart.

A deadly confrontation triggered a national conversation about Bedouin rights in Israel.