ACCESS AJC: Models For Jewish-Arab Bridge-Building In Israel - Feb. 28

Murray Hill (address upon registration), limited spots
$10 ACCESS Member*,
$20 Non-ACCESS Members
Register NOW [1]

ACCESS is the new generation program at AJC which seeks to empower young professionals to speak, engage and advocate on the most critical global issues facing the Jewish and wider community.

*To join ACCESS and receive member rates on registrations as well as priority for a host of other programs, trips and conferences throughout the year please click HERE. [2]

Professor Aharon Kellerman, President of Zefat Academic College in Northern Israel is pioneering multiculturalism in an academic setting and fostering positive initiatives between Arabs and Jews at the college( which happens to boast the largest ratio of Arab students at an academic college in Israel). Professor Kellerman's work advances the values of a multicultural campus that express openness and tolerance towards difference, and in which the classroom serves as a model for safe intellectual exploration among the student body of Israel.

In addition, as a religious Jewish Israeli he brings a unique and fascinating perspective to this work. You can read more about the college's efforts here [3].

ACCESS INFORM programs introduce ACCESS participants to some of the most thoughtful speakers on issues related to Israel, Middle East, and broader Jewish concerns. The goal of these programs is to support ACCESS participants in becoming effective, articulate and serious interlocutors and advocates to different constituencies.