Coalition

Lecturer: Inbar Amir
A practical and experiential workshop for acquiring and practicing public speaking and storytelling skills as a tool for effective and concise communication, in a way that connects employees, colleagues, or managers to us, to an idea, or a given task. The issues discussed include refining messages and building an effective structure, tools for creating an opening and closing, using voice and body language, and making an emotional and/or intellectual connection to the audience.

Lecturer: Ophir Katz
Lecture on government funding and income-generating activity.
Ophir Katz is a legal advisor and lecturer in the Management of Civil Society Organizations MA program at the Hebrew University, a member of professional committees and leading forums on NPO law, and a social activist.

Lecturer: Hila Gabay, Azrieli Foundation Donation Coordinator

Presenter: Yasha Maknouz, Social Goal
Presentation of SSI – Sports for Social Impact
2022 One Team summer camp review

Lecturer: Keren Zehavi
Practical tools to increase the success rate of fundraising efforts, according to the organizations’ needs and capabilities.
Keren Zehavi is a fundraiser and organizational consultant with 18 years of experience in working with local and international organizations in Israel and the US.

Many organizations working in the field of the Shared Society and operating joint programs for Jews and Arabs have had to dramatically change their activities since the war began. Organizations in the field of sports have different and unique challenges and possibilities in this context.

Due to this situation, The Azrieli Foundation’s SSI program hosted a discussion for organizations involved in the field of sports. The meeting included the presentation of the activities of the various organizations during this period, the challenges they face and the feelings of the participants and the staff.

A special emphasis was put on the presentation of relevant studies that have been conducted on this topic since the war began and reflected the mood in Arab and Jewish societies. For example, the sharp increase in mutual fear of the “other” group. These trends are of great importance in the planning and management of the joint programs.

Along with the challenges, the participants and the SSI team also presented possible solutions and ways to deal with the difficulties. During the meeting it was agreed that this forum, which combined sports organizations active in the field of Shared Society, will continue to operate regularly and will receive support, as much as possible, from SSI.

You can read the full (Hebrew) summary of the meeting in this link: Shared Society meeting summary.