1. A Mediterranean urban "Playlist": recording a disk which will document and preserve the music played and sung by the diverse communities of the city.
2. A series of meetings ("The Voice of the Community"): getting to know the musical map of the city through the mosaic of communities that sing in it.
3. A City with Roots: the establishment of an innovative database consisting of the application of Bar Mitzva work projects on their roots by students of Grade 7 in the city to an electronic data system in the Municipality.
4. "The Mayor team" - the project will provide a municipal team of young people from all over the city with material to examine and consider the public space of the Mediterranean city, and their recommendations will be passed on to the Mayor.

• We are a member of a network of Euro-med youth organisations, working together against racism, xenophobia and violence.
YOFI, with its'' staff of volunteers, which all have strong roots in the heritage and education work in the city, has taken on it self several projects, and working in a large verity of themes: Among them, a large project of embracing and supporting families of new immigrants. Helping them absorb into the Israeli society and the employment circle; Daily work with Down syndrome children, helping them with their most basic needs, and more.

Theatre Project
iWitness - Finbourugh theatre London January 2007
Conflict Zone Closing time - devised theatre piece of 5 playwrights from conflict areas (March-August 2007)
Conflict Zone Workshop Berlin - An Inter-disciplinary laboratory in Tacheles Kunsthaus Berlin , Workshop on the subject of Third Generation Israeli-Germans-Palestinians.
Workshop on the subject of mixed marriages between European women and arab men in Europe.
Krieg (War) - A theatre play by Lars Noren - Opening show of the 13TH Dialogue Festival in the Ballhaus Naunynstr , Berlin (January 2009)
Selos Guestworkers - A site specific performance at a Turkish Coffee House berlin , part of the Opening festival of the Ballhaus Nauynstr Berlin (October 2007)
Wonchconcert (HADIRA) - A site specific performance in a Tel-Aviv apartment preformed without words by an Israeli and Palestinian actresses. Arab-Hebrew theatre , Jaffa Israeli (May 2009)

Clipa Theater's main activities and projects:
Clipa produces 3-4 new productions every year - large-scale outdoor and site-specific creations as well as indoor stage creations.
Clipa holds every summer the Clipa Aduma international festival for visual theater and performance art.
Clipa holds twice a year the Performance Art Workshop, open to students and young creators from various disciplines.

Youth for Peace- youth peace association ( age 15 to 18)
Youth peace courses in schools: Bethanina, Bethlehem and Gaza
Peace networking activities
Peace competitions

Fire Of Peace Festival:
The Festival is the highlight of the artistic and social activities going on throughout the year, celebrating Jewish and Arab culture and understanding. It is entirely organised by volunteers who see it as their mission to create a place of living encounter between the different religions of the region, out of the deep belief that peace is not a faraway dream, but that it can be brought to life even in the simplest of acts.
The theatre track:
On 2005 Sha’ar laAdam initiated the of a theatre track in the Shfar'amr, high school and that turned to be a big success. Today the Shfar’amr theatre track includes three classes: 10th, 11th and 12th grades. This is a regular high school program, where the students are tested as part of their final exams, and In addition, they go through a special social experience. This is especially through meeting and working with the Jewish school at Harduf.

“Image and Identity”
“Image and Identity” is a participatory multimedia project that teaches Palestinian youth how to creatively articulate local culture, history, identity and space using photography, writing and mapping skills.
Youth work closely with Grassroots Jerusalem’s staff and Palestinian artists to create live maps of their communities and photographs that are exhibited locally, nationally and internationally at institutions of higher education.
Community Assessment
To support the grassroots initiatives, activist and leaders in Jerusalem, Grassroots Jerusalem is conducting a community driven assessment to amplify the voice of community members, identify issues of shared concern in Jerusalem and provide the information to community members so that they can connect, coordinate and advocate effectively.
Our assessment is a flexible tool that is created by the community and based on a participatory community model — making it community based and owned, the results unique for each community. We not only build the capacity of community members to build a community assessment, but to effectively use the information to make their issues priorities for local and international decision makers.
Mapping
Through a series of mapping workshops, Grassroots Jerusalem is working with Palestinian community members to learn how to use GPS & open source technology to collect, analyze and use geospatial data for advocacy. Using Open Street Map, open source mapping technology, community members are creating the map of Jerusalem bottom-up instead of top-down. Adding historic landmarks and street names to the map, Palestinians are ensuring that their longstanding history in Jerusalem isn’t erased and that they have the skills to ensure that the Palestinian story of Jerusalem isn’t only the past, but the future.
But mapping isn’t just about recording history, it’s also about coordinating. To meet the urgent needs of Jerusalemites, Grassroots Jerusalem has created the Al-Quds Network, a social network for local urban and human rights activists and organizations, with incident reporting technology that enables community members to report and document human rights violations in real time. Using Frontline SMS, an open source software that turns enables users to send and receive group text messages, and USHAHIDI, community members are able to collectively document and create a picture of urban and human rights violations in Jerusalem.
Markaz Al Kul
Markaz Al-Kul is a space that provides activists with the tools and resources they need to organize, create and resist. A workspace and meeting point for anyone active in the Jerusalemite Palestinian community
Markaz Al Kul Legal Clinic
The Markaz Al Kul Legal Clinique is especially designed to meet the needs of East Jerusalem residents. Our unique legal unit brings together a network of lawyers that are familiar with the complex legal system in Jerusalem and are familiar with civil and human rights cases.
Grassroots Al Quds Network
The Grassroots Al-Quds Network is a online platform that enables urban and human rights activists and organizations in Jerusalem to connect, share knowledge and coordinate on issues of immediate and long term concern. The platform is open source, enabling activists and community based organizations to contribute and create a shared picture of the activities, initiatives and needs of Jerusalemites.

Our main research projects for 2011 are completing and updating: to complete our research on the Palestinian Authority New Curriculum, and on the Israel's Jewish sector school textbooks as well as on Turkey schoolbooks. And to update our previous reports on Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran curricula.
Our project in communication for 2011 is to convey IMPACT-SE's findings to the Media and to policy makers: on PA and Iran to US and EU policy makers, on Egypt and Saudi Arabia to US policy makers.

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