Tag Archive: social justice

Securing Healthcare for Israel’s Periphery

After pressure from several NIF grantees, the Israeli government allocated more resources to health services in the periphery.

Defending Low-Income Renters

NIF grantee, the Public Housing Forum, succeeded in unfreezing the bank accounts of tenants who were evicted.

Fighting for Environmental Justice Near Eilat

The Committee to Save Sasgon Valley, a grantee of the NIF-backed Sheli Fund, successfully petitioned the government to block the build of a luxury hotel.

Expanding Public Housing Eligibility for Widowed Parents

In response to advocacy by The Forum for Public Housing, Israel’s Housing Ministry expanded their protections to make sure widowed parents are considered eligible for public housing

Advancing Equitable Health Policy

After years of organizing for the advancement of equitable public health throughout Israel, members of Shatil, NIF’s action arm, have secured seats at the decision-making table for important health policy committees.

Uniting for Equitable Climate Action

Shatil and NIF grantee Heschel Center for Sustainability led an incredible seminar which brought together 30 social change organizations to address the climate crisis and build strategy for the future.

Closing the Economic Gap Between Jewish and Arab Israelis

After pressure from multiple NIF grantees, the Israeli government approved a five-year plan to close socioeconomic gaps between Arab and Jewish Israelis.

Fighting for Environmental and Housing Justice

Social and environmental activists, including NIF grantees, win a battle to remove Tel Aviv Central Bus Station.

Victory for Transparency in Government

After a legal battle by The Movement for Freedom of Information, Israel’s Supreme Court ruled that Israel’s prime ministers must publicize their private expenses that make use of taxpayers’ money.

Highlighting Discrimination Against Ethiopian Israeli Women

Several sources, including an NIF grantee, revealed alarming gaps for Ethiopian Israeli women in the job market.