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Journeys of Loss and Hope

One of the pillars of human connection is the recognition that other people have gone through similar experiences to us. Many social...

Will Arab-Jewish Political Cooperation Lead To Arab-Jewish Social Cooperation?

It seems as though Israel will avoid another national election, at least for now. A new coalition is expected to be sworn in Sunday after...

Finding New Heroes

Note: This blog post was written before this week’s outbreak of violence. As always, we encourage you to follow us on Facebook and...

Climate Justice from Boston to the Arava Desert

JCRC’s Speaker Series continued last month with another dialogue between Boston’s civic leaders and Israeli and Palestinian...

Election Preview: Israel's Arab Vote

In 14 days, Israelis will head to the polls for the fourth time in two years. The situation looks different for Israel’s Arab citizens...

Equity in Education: Reflections and Lessons Learned

Does the world feel bigger or smaller? Technology and social media have made it easier for us to be in conversation with people all over...

What Klaus Teaches Us About the Other

I spent some time over the holidays watching the movie Klaus with my daughter. The main character, Jesper, is the new mailman in the city...

One Step Closer to the Partnership for Peace Fund

Earlier this summer the US House passed the Middle East Partnership for Peace Act, which would establish a $250 million fund to support...

Amplifying Voices for Change

Boston Partners for Peace was founded to amplify the voices of peacemakers in Israel using various methods to promote coexistence between...

Encountering the Other on Campus

On Tuesday May 5th, Boston Partners for Peace hosted a webinar with leaders from Mabat, a non-governmental organization (NGO) that...