For over 25 years, Ethiopian Israelis have been attempting to break out of the harsh socio-economic reality in which they live and integrate into Israeli society. According to the latest statistics (Brookdale Institute, 2007), more than 50% of Ethiopian Israeli ...
Tech-Career's training programs provide an innovative solution and a unique opportunity for Ethiopian Israelis to attain high level employment and climb the socio-economic ladder quickly. Twenty two new students arrived at Tech-Career on Kibbutz Nachshon last Sunday, to embark on a career in COBOL Software Development. COBOL, an early computer language developed by IBM, is ...
The Ethiopian National Project (ENP) is a unique endeavor that unites organizations assisting the Ethiopian-Israeli community, in true cooperation and partnership with the Ethiopian community in Israel itself. ENP is a partnership between the United Jewish Communities (UJC), the Government of Israel, representatives ...
“You are the best there is. You are the activists and the successes,” said UJA-Federation of New York’s Ilan Halperin at a festive ceremony held on June 7th, 2009, attended by a group of Ethiopian-Israeli young men and women who gathered to receive Ethiopian ...
Opening a new chapter in Katamon, a Jerusalem neighborhood whose residents face significant economic challenges, NOAM, the national youth movement of the Masorti movement, has expanded its reach to young Israelis in an area that is home to many Ethiopian olim. About 30 ...
