SDG 10-Workers’ Rights & Unions – A Natural in Israel
Reduced Inequalities After the Israel government recently adopted its first budget in three years, not hard to understand the collective sigh of relief. To some,
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SDG 10- Volunteering as a Way of Life – Part 2
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 1 As we mentioned in an earlier post, the 2017 Civic Service Law created for the first time in Israel’s history
SDG 10- Arab Community Empowerment: from Discourse to Action – Part 2
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 1 In Part 1 of this update we focused on the brass tacks necessary to advance the economic empowerment of Israel’s
SDG 10- Probe & Improve – Part 1
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 2 We frequently reference Israel’s non-stop social equality discourse, which is often so critical it borders on self-flagellation. Government, civil society
SDG 10- Digital Equity: The Next Phase – Part 1
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 2, Part 3 If the past year of crisis accomplished anything, it successfully increased the focus on inequalities stemming from the
SDG 10- Arab Community Empowerment: from Discourse to Action – Part 1
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 2 As Israel finally moves toward adopting its first budget since 2019, focus is naturally increasing on bolstering societal weaknesses. Our
SDG 10- Israel’s Equality Discourse: Can You Hear It? – Part 2
Reduced Inequalities Read Part One In part one of our zoom-in update on Israel’s robust social justice discourse we shed light particularly on the issue
SDG 10- Digital Equity: The Next Phase – Part 3
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 1, Part 2 After examining digital equity in the context of infrastructure (part 1) and employment (part 2), this last segment
SDG 10- Digital Equity: The Next Phase – Part 2
Reduced Inequalities Read Part 1, Part 3 As mentioned in part 1 of this examination of Israeli efforts to close the digital divide, the past
SDG 10- Israel’s Equality Discourse: Can You Hear It? – Part 1
Reduced Inequalities Read Part Two From government to government, one thing in Israel doesn’t change: the country’s vigorous, transparent and critical public discourse on reducing