Azrieli Foundation Pledges $31 Million for At-Risk Youth in Israel
The funds will support joint efforts to keep at-risk youth in school, strengthen schools in the geo-social periphery of Israel, and promote equal opportunity in education.
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Azrieli Foundation and Darca Schools Announce a New Strategic Partnership
Azrieli Foundation and Darca Schools, Israel’s #1 educational network, announced today a strategic partnership that will integrate the Azrieli Institute for Educational Empowerment in the Darca Network and will support the Network’s reach. Azrieli Foundation has committed 110 million NIS over a five-year period.
The Last Survivors: Memories of the Holocaust
The Last Survivors is a case study presenting two experimental approaches to engaging with the memories of the last living Holocaust survivors: the Azrieli Foundation’s interactive documentary experience, “Re:Collection” and the USC Shoah Foundation’s “New Dimensions in Testimony,” an interactive, volumetric conversation with survivors. At the center of both projects is Pinchas Gutter, survivor of six Nazi concentration camps, who tells his story to future generations in innovative ways.
Azrieli Foundation Donates $50 Million
Bar-Ilan University’s Galilee Faculty of Medicine in Safed will be renamed the Azrieli Faculty of Medicine, after the Azrieli Foundation donated $50 million to expand the facilities of the country’s newest medical school.
Construction begins for new Herzliah high school
A groundbreaking ceremony was held last week for the new Herzliah high school, which will be located at the corner of Westbury Avenue and Édouard-Montpetit, on the existing parking pad of the YM-YWHA Jewish Community Centre.
New Herzliah a ‘Vote of Confidence’ In Montreal Community’s Future
The groundbreaking for the new Herzliah High School was celebrated as a concrete expression of the Jewish community’s confidence in its future in Montreal.
$15-million gift paves the way for a new Herzliah High School
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Monday at the future site of the new Herzliah High School.
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