
Alumna guest post: Collectively unpacking the ecology of the conflict
Nahal Zin, sketch by Miriam Grunfeld In July 2016 I left the Arava Institute after spending almost a year in this small, unique place in
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Nahal Zin, sketch by Miriam Grunfeld In July 2016 I left the Arava Institute after spending almost a year in this small, unique place in

Israel does not have a constitution. While Israel’s Proclamation of Independence calls for a written constitution to be adopted by the Elected Constituent Assembly (which

During the Spring 2017 semester all students and interns were invited to participate in an ongoing photo contest. See the winners and a selection of other photos

Last week we said goodbye to the 41 participants of the Spring 2017 semester after the last final exams and a few days of conclusive

David Lehrer, Executive Director, Arava Institute for Environmental Studies Tareq Abu Hamed, Academic Director, Arava Institute for Environmental Studies Miriam May, Executive Director, Friends of

On Wednesday evening, the Arava Institute held a public celebration at Tzavta Theater in Tel Aviv, to conclude our 20th year, and honor some of

The United Nations Middle East Envoy has issued a warning that urgent measures are needed in order to prevent an environmental and humanitarian crisis in

From May 7th to May 23rd 2017, the Arava Institute held its 6th annual MASHAV* training program entitled “Renewable Energy as a Catalyst for Regional

Two weeks ago, the Arava Alumni Peace and Environmental Network (AAPEN) held its 12th Annual Alumni Conference in Dana, Jordan. 130 Arava Institute alumni and

The 2017 Arava Alumni Peace and Environmental Network (AAPEN) Conference was held in Dana, Jordan, and was attended by 140 current and former students from