This is the second time that we are partnering with BINA-The Jewish Movement for Social Change, in  holding a joint “We Declare” event – renewed readings and interpretations of the Declaration of Independence, from diverse and unique perspectives of Israeli

Living Together develops practical knowledge, and implements activities and programs in order to create a real change in the ability of various groups in Israeli society to “live together”. The quality of living together is difficult to measure and quantify,

The ability to live together is difficult to measure and quantify, as are the results and the direct impact of Living Together programs and activities. However, we see a great deal of value and importance in developing measurement tools in

In recent months, we are focused on strengthening our financial sustainability, both through reaching out to new partners and by developing an organizational profit unit.  This process stems from both the recognition of the changes the social and philanthropic world

We are pleased to announce that as of November 2019, Living Together is registered as an independent NGO (Amuta).  Already in 2019, we created the financial activity required to become a new nonprofit (Amuta), in order to meet future requirements

We are in the midst of an organizational process of adapting the unique expertise of Dibur Acher to the rest of our activities, specifically adapting Dibur Acher training, workshops and courses to the various Living Together programs in educational systems,

We have been continuing our ongoing support of the Atid Schools Network with implementing knowledge and practical Living Together tools into the network. In the past year, the CEO of Atid approved a comprehensive and profound process for the entire

This year, for the first time, Living Together is the leading professional partner of the “Gvanim in Academia” project. The program operates in 10 institutions in partnership with the San Francisco Federation, the Rothschild Foundation and Israeli Hope in Academia:

Over the past few months, Living Together has been developing and operating in a new field- local authority. Following our experience in various programs, we can clearly point to local authorities are a major arena in which the advantages and

We are happy to introduce our new staff members: Orit Yulzary, Academia Director Orit Yulzary has a BA in Political Science from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and an MA in Social Work from the Yeshiva University. She interned at

In mid-June, we had the last meeting of our Living Together Generators Forum. The participants were content development directors from various organizations such as Ahari, Scouts, Ofek, Aluma, Israeli Hope, The Center for Cyber Education, Merhavim and the Yesod program

In July 2019 we organized a Strategic Day for our Board Members and professional staff to fine-tune the nature of our organization, formulate our mission and develop two particularly important issues that need special attention to develop properly: the field

18 months after announcing the Living Together Task Force, our key partner in shaping the perceptions, language and key action of Living Together, Yehuda Gruveys, Film Director, created a series of videos to highlight major activities and insights of the

Social media is a particularly important arena to improve the ability of Israeli communities to live together. Dibur Acher develops and implements tools to influence discourse on different media platforms and to bring the “tribes” of modern Israel together. “Dibur

We understand that evaluating our activities must be an integral part of our work. Thus we introduced the “Living Together Index” ” at our annual partners’ meeting attended by 80 partners, friends and donors in June 2019. The index was

The first nationwide program of Living Together operated in 7 communities across Israel. It is funded by the Ministry for Social Equality and the Israeli Association of Community Centers. Six local and diverse Task Force groups offer individuals from various

Dear Friends and Partners,   These lines are written before the election results are known. Whatever the election results and your opinions are, it is clear that Living Together has a vital social role: to develop and implement practical tools

In early July, the first workshop on Leading the LivingTogether Process was held in Ashkelon, marking a significant milestone in moving the LivingTogether concept forward, across Israel. Representatives of fifteen social-change organizations took part, practicing the vocabulary and internalizing the

On 25 June 2018, over 80 partners and friends took part in the LivingTogether annual conference, held this year in Moshav Magshimim, in central Israel. Central to the agenda was the official wrap-up of the Task Force meetings, an occasion

On the eve of the State of Israel’s 70th Independence Day, representatives of the LivingTogether Task Force gathered at the Independence Hall on Rothschild Boulevard in Tel Aviv to read the Declaration of Independence. The event was a collaboration between

With the LivingTogether Center now up and running, members of the Board have been appointed (replacing the Professional Committee); it convened for the first time in mid-January, led by Noam Lautman, Chair of LivingTogether. The board members comprise men and

celebrate the official launch of the LivingTogether enterprise, with President Reuven Rivlin in attendance. Participating were 100 representatives of the diverse groups working to support LivingTogether: members of the task force, opinion leaders, philanthropists, the steering committee, and the professional

The Task Force’s  journey has formally ended, but it will continue to serve as a living nucleus impacting our entire undertaking. Its members will continue meeting four times a year as a group and in professional teams, while integrating as

In March 2018, the Task Force held a field-trip to Cyprus to learn how the Cypriots handle the dispute between the two peoples on the island. The group left behind the local space for a different reality that is still

Following an activity-packed year, the Task Force marked the end of this phase with a presentation of their interim work products at the Tur Sinai hall in Jerusalem. The festive event opened with greetings by Nitza Farkash and Ali Haider,