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Keeping the Green Line on School Maps
31 August 2022Civil society organizations are fighting back in response to the Ministry of Education’s prohibition on maps that lack the Green Line.
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Playing for Pride!
15 June 2022NIF grantee Kick It Out Israel (KIO) is hosting a soccer tournament to promote LGBTQ visibility and combat homophobia and transphobia in sports in Israel.
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Marking Successes and Setbacks Through the Annual “Pride Index”
15 June 2022The Aguda – Israel’s LGBT Task Force’s “Pride Index” reveals many pro-LGBTQ improvements across municipalities in Israel, but also highlights cities with a long way to go.
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Exposing Foreign Interference Online
20 January 2022NIF grantee, FakeReporter, revealed Iranian attempts to interfere with Israeli politics online and through whatsapp.
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Fighting for Environmental and Housing Justice
21 October 2021Social and environmental activists, including NIF grantees, win a battle to remove Tel Aviv Central Bus Station.
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Promoting Shared Society
7 July 2021A Tel Aviv billboard campaign welcomes Jewish-Arab partnership.
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Fighting for a Shared Future on the Ground and in the Streets
28 May 2021NIF grantee, Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together), has mobilized tens of thousands of Israelis — Jewish and Arab — over the past few weeks to unite under a vision of justice and equality for all.
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Calling For Calm, Fighting for Equality
28 May 2021The Abraham Initiatives and Sikkuy: The Association for the Advancement of Civic Equality played a key role in the mobilization for peace and shared society amidst the landscape of violent escalation.
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Victory Against Discriminatory Housing Practices
22 April 2021After a petition by the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, the Tel Aviv District Court ordered that the Tel Aviv municipality rewrite criteria for affordable housing which discriminated against older and low-income residents.
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Calling for Accountability with 1,019 Empty Chairs
17 September 2020Omdim Beyachad (Standing Together) staged a creative protest against the government’s mishandling of the COVID-19 crisis.
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