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Developing skills in the AlManarah Center for Independent Living
Israel
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Promoting & training social workers with a master’s degree from the Ethiopian community as clinical/emotional therapists to provide culturally and linguistically accessible therapy to the community members
Israel
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Coup de Pouce
Congo
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Alternative Livelihoods Training and Support Project
Mphande, Zambia
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”Ofek Rahav”: Cultural Enrichment Project for Kedma High School Students
Israel
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Testimonials
Arnon Stein about the Perah Zahav program in Mitzpe Ramon
Negev Rising- Mitzpe Ramon, Israel
A few days ago we had the most moving gathering of our volunteer students towards the end of the year. Not all the volunteers were able to come, but the majority made the effort and enjoyed an uplifting experience.
The volunteers shared with each other their touching stories and struggles from their experience in the “Perach Zahav Matanel” project and drew strength and ideas from each other.
It is apparent how meaningful the project is for the elderly and not less, for the students.
Some relayed that they are the only ones to walk into their elderly’s house! Besides for their visit during the week, the senior is all alone and eagerly awaits the students visit- almost the only time he’ll turn on the light in the house.
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Histoire juive de la France

Réunis sous la direction de Sylvie Anne Goldberg, cent cinquante spécialistes issus de six pays présentent pour la première fois, de manière claire et synthétique, une histoire interculturelle où les Juifs sont vraiment des acteurs, parmi d’autres, du destin français. Une histoire passionnante, en grande partie inconnue du public, exposée de façon accessible dans cet ouvrage de référence unique et richement illustré. De nombreuses cartes, chronologies, encadrés de portraits ou d’explication sur du vocabulaire, renvois, etc, permettent au lecteur de circuler à son gré dans cette originale Histoire de France divisée en quatre grandes parties aux couleurs distinctives.
