קורס מעמיק בנושא יהודי התפוצות הכולל 5 ימים מלאים, למפקחים של המחוז החרדי במשרד החינוך.
המפגשים כללו סיורי עומק במוזיאון ישראל, בקהילת נצח דיוני עומק ועוד.
בשיתוף: מינהלת עמ”י

In honor of Unity Day, the Ministry of Education launched a toolkit focused on the importance of unity in Israeli society. The toolkit incorporates Gesher’s dialogue guidelines and has been distributed to 22,000 educators, reaching one million students across Israel.

In partnership with the Ministry of Education.

An inspiring delegation of pre-military academy directors from across Israel, aimed at meeting American Jews firsthand and experiencing the sensitive situation they are facing. The delegation met with Jewish American cadets at the West Point Military Academy, as well as made a significant visit to Columbia University, among others. This initiative was organized in partnership with the Pre-Military Academies Council, the UJA Federation of New York, Ami Directorate, and the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs.

This initiative was established the day after October 7, with the aim of providing real-time updates on funerals and families sitting shiva. Volunteers update on specific needs during the shiva and maintain ongoing contact with the families over time. Led by Haredi women, the initiative has over 1,000 volunteers from across the country, representing various segments of society.

The Ma’aleh School of Film and Television has joined efforts to support those displaced by the war who are staying in hotels in Jerusalem and nearby areas by offering screenings of Ma’aleh films and hands-on film workshops.

In collaboration with: Sapir Center.

Each year, hundreds of IDF Majors participate in a delegation to Jewish communities in the Diaspora, engaging in meaningful encounters with the challenges these communities face. This initiative strategically integrates the topic of the Diaspora into the IDF.

In collaboration with the Ami Directorate, the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, and the IDF Education Corps.

NOVA (“Youth at the Front of Public Diplomacy”) is an initiative established in the second week of the war, aimed at recruiting teenagers with high-level foreign language skills to stand at the forefront of Israel’s public diplomacy efforts. Members of the initiative have spread messages and information worldwide, filtered problematic content, identified fake news, and have become a significant part of Israel’s public diplomacy network.

In collaboration with: the Society and Youth Administration at the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The social-media project “Sisters – Across the Sea” introduced the Israeli audience to a series of leading Jewish women from around the world through a collection of in-depth articles.

In collaboration with: ONLIFE.