IFPA is a voluntary organization represented across the country that works to promote the (sexual and reproductive) health and wellbeing of everyone in our society, in particular young people, vulnerable and underserved groups by:
? raising awareness among the populations and groups at risk, in respect of healthy and responsible life styles and reproductive health and rights.
? providing counseling for families and individuals, and training for communities and professionals in the medical and social fields across the country
? advocating sexual and reproductive health needs and rights, and improved legislation, policies and practice in the field of family planning and reproductive health.
? promoting equal access to quality information, sexuality education, training and SRHR services, acting as a liaison between actors in the field.

The main objective of the Keshet model of education is to influence Israeli society in large by educating children over a significant length of time (kindergarten to 12th grade) to be open minded, respectful and tolerant members of society. We believe that in the long run this will inspire Israeli citizens and future governance, and will hopefully be reflected both inside our society and outside.
The Keshet Association is a Nonprofit Organization dedicated to the development and enhancement of a collective Jewish culture which is based on respect and dialogue, and to creating school curricula and educational settings in which families and staff from different observance backgrounds share the same values. We work to achieve our goals by:
• Supporting and developing curricula for Keshet schools and kindergartens.
• Providing ongoing professional development for Keshet staff as well as other pluralistic schools in and around Jerusalem.
• Expanding our work to more schools in the country that are interested to adopt our model.
• Organizing pluralistic communal activities in our Jerusalem Campus.
• Providing pre-training professional development classes for teachers in the area of Jewish Culture, together with the David Yellin College for teachers in Jerusalem.
• Creating a center for Dialogue based Pluralistic Education in collaboration with other organizations in Jerusalem.
The Keshet School is an educational community dedicated to promoting a respectful life style in Israel. By addressing the diverse needs and sensitivities of Israel’s many religious and secular populations, Keshet aims to create an environment that promotes mutual understanding, effectively eliminating the concept of “the other” that fragments and destabilizes Israel.

Although the initial focus was on security and strategic studies, there has been a shift in focus towards two new areas of research: international organization and international political economy and development.
Area-wise the traditional focus has been on the Middle East but more recently attention is being given to the Mediterranean.

Masar is an NGO with the mission of achieving social change and community development through innovative education.
Our Goals are:
1.To contribute to the development of new visions for education that will serve as a means for social change.
2.To contribute to the development of the Arab community and society as a whole by shaping a culture where difference is embraced and appreciated.
3.To promote systematic change in government and Ministry of Education norms and practices in order to meet the social needs of the Arab community.

Mesila – Aid and Information Center for the Foreign Workers and Refugees and their children of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, is an organization whose main purpose is to offer assistance, aid, counseling, advocacy and mediation services to the foreign workers and the refugees, while emphasizing on the children of the community.
Mesila offers an "open door” to the distressed segments of the migrant and refugee
community, as well as a “window” through which municipal leaders and policymakers can
improve their understanding of the needs and the conditions of the foreign worker's
community.At Mesila we strongly believe that our mission as social workers is to empower the community and offer assistance in the means of giving knowledge and developing tools that enable the community to help itself. We are not interested in "doing the job" for the unprivileged, but to turn them into a strong and unified community that will be able to create it's own resources and access to various means, with a strong leadership. Our main purpose, as the only body that provide welfare and social services to this marginalized population, is to offer assistance, aid, counseling, advocacy and mediation services to the foreign workers and the refugees, while emphasizing on strengthening of the local community, by various means: empowerment of groups and leaders within the community, explanation and promoting of various issues (access to resources, health, human rights, employment, care and fostering in early childhood), building and strengthening internal networks of mutual help within the community, assisting in establishing communal educational frames etc. Mesila is not a political organization but an organization that strives to ensure the basic human rights
of all the individuals that stay or ask for shelter in Israel, as a part of our commitment as a developed country and hand in hand with Jewish tradition ("You shall not wrong a stranger or oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt" (Exodus 22:20)

To establish a foundation that will utilize existing international grants, with special reference to the European Union and the European Youth Commission for youth projects based on minority groups, the disadvantaged, the abused, the disabled and the mentally challenged at no cost to the NGO’s or participants involved.
With special reference to youth projects (participants: ages 15-30) and projects aimed at people who work with youth (unlimited age).
Examples of such funding are: Euro Med Youth Program, Anna Lindh Foundation, European Youth Foundation, Remembrance Fund, Socrates and Pluto and so on .

Mission:
•Musaique is a diverse group of musicians who have come together from all around the Middle East to focus on breaking down the barriers between religions and nations through the language of music.
Objectives:
•To keep nurturing and deepening the relationships and capacity of the core group of Musaique and to promote trust building, between its members.
•To create a bridge through music that is inspired by peace and brings peace to others.
•To learn about the different religions and people in the region through
Workshops, personal stories and grass root work.
•To keep creating The Musaique magical sounds and to complete our first album.
•To bring together different people, musicians and composers, to exchange culture, art, knowledge and spirituals ways of living.
•To create and build more cooperation circles like the Musaique group that can work independently in different zones around the world.
•To give workshops of music as a tool for non violence communication.

Service and Learning with a Global perspective
Service and peace in the Community is an international not-for-profit organization that brings diverse groups together in service in order to cross barriers of race, religion, class, creed, or national origin, and address urgent social needs.
We advocate:
- Service - Diversity - Community - Peace
- Leadership - Partnership - Learning -Transformation

The Peres Center for Peace aims to promote lasting peace and advancement in the Middle East, by fostering tolerance, economic and technological development, cooperation and well being - all in the spirit of Shimon Peres’ vision. Programs are designed to empower the populations of this region to be actively engaged in peacebuilding in order to advance the creation of a real, effective and durable peace, and are implemented in three core fields: Medicine & Healthcare, Peace Education (through sport, the arts and technology), and Business & Environment. By focusing on common interests, the Peres Center continues to successfully forge lasting partnerships. Barriers are broken down, fears are overcome, dialogues are conducted and friendships are formed, paving the way to a real and lasting peace between peoples.

The objective is for the STI to be a place for: - academic activity, with research and supervision at Master’s and doctorate level; - teaching which takes active part in the theological dialogues taking place in Jerusalem; - shorter courses, which can form part of a university degree; - international courses and semester-long courses for scholarship students from Sweden and other countries; - students and researchers who wish to carry out studies or research in Jerusalem and who can live and/or work at the STI.