In cooperation with the Berl Katznelson Foundation, at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya: an academic clinic at the School of Law, which will feature an academic course, provide pro bono legal aid and publish position papers and legislative proposals.

The Meeting Point initiative began during the mourning period over Shira Banki as a “public shiva.” After the mourning days were over, the dialogue spread to downtown Jerusalem where guided Dialogue Circles take place at Zion Square every Thursday night.

A sophomore year project for strengthening the awareness among teens on proper ways to resolve conflicts and disputes. This project is made possible by Yitzhak Rabin Center, Katif Center, and Shira Banki’s Way.

Teachers’ Lounge is a multisector advanced training course for teachers. The program considers educators in Jerusalem as key figures and cultural heroes who can change the city’s future. This Is Jerusalem is led by Hebrew Union College in cooperation with the Education Administration at the Jerusalem Municipality.

This multiyear program seeks to change the social role of young women at risk. The program combines knowledge and research with the authentic and sincere experience of the young women, giving them tools to sound their voice and influence how they are perceived by society. The program is run by the Projects Unit, Youth Advancement at the Jerusalem Municipality.

This multifaceted program emphasizes the biographies of those who risked their lives for others. A Different Story includes lectures, lesson plans, and a series of podcasts about extraordinary figures in Israel and global history who put others first. The series is produced by the Excerpts of History podcast team.