On Identity - זהות
Today's blogpost was written by Maya Kitra Vizel-Schwartz, a Yahel Social Change fellow living, learning and volunteering for 9-months in...
Maya Kitra Vizel-Schwartz
A Social Worker's Reflection on her Time in Ramat Eliyahu
This post was written by Aimee Ascolese, a current MSW student at Rutgers University and an alum of a Yahel and Rutgers Study Abroad...
Aimee Ascolese
Mixed City, Separate Lives
Today's blogpost was written by Sarah Grace Rogers, a recent alum of the 2019 Social Justice and Community Services Internship program in...
Sarah Grace Rogers
The Story of This Photo
Today's blogpost was written by Emerson Karsh Lomban, a Yahel Onward Israel Participant, learning and interning for two-months in Haifa...
Emerson Karsh Lombardo
Hopes, Fears, and Emotions: Impressions of Israel’s Racialized Reality
Today's blog was written by Yahel staff members in response to the shooting of Solomon Tekah and the resulting protests. All interviewees...
Yahel Staff
Ramat Eliyahu - I Found A Community
Today's blogpost was written by Ethan Harrington-Smith, a Yahel Social Change fellow living, learning and volunteering for 9-months in t
Ethan Harrington-Smith
The Power of Stories
Today's blogpost was written by Mo Branchfeld, a Yahel Social Change fellow living, learning and volunteering for 9-months in the city of...
Mo Kaziah Branchfeld
Contributing to a Process of Social Change: My Internship experience with the Israel Center for Educ
Today's blogpost was written by Shira Zilberstein, a Yahel Social Change fellow living, learning and volunteering for 9-months in the...
Shira Zilberstein
Israel through Poetry
Today's blogpost was written by Kayla Schneider-Smith, a Yahel Social Change fellow living, learning and volunteering for 9-months in the...
Kayla Schneider-Smith
Towards More Inclusive and Unbiased Reporting of Israel’s Arab Society
The depiction of Arab society in Israeli mainstream media, however, is often unfavorable, skewed, or simply nonexistent. Not only are Arabs
Sarah Gordon
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