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The Little Prince – Rolling Up Our Sleeves

We all have our differences but one thing that unites us – Arabs, religious, secular and Haredi Jews – is garbage. After years of working in the neighborhoods and speaking

May 30, 2017

MiniActive Hebrew Courses End another Successful Year

In today’s Jerusalem reality, to get things done – at the Municipality, at the water, telephone or electric companies – you need to know Hebrew. Last year, as part of

May 28, 2017

Cultural Competency in Rights Realization Citywide

Why do Arab residents from East Jerusalem utilize volunteer rights centers in West Jerusalem? What’s the difference between a Haredi person’s usage of B’Ezrat Hashem (With God’s help) or Bli

May 27, 2017

Gearing Up for Jerusalemite Day

What is your Jerusalem? Who is your Jerusalemite? This year May 23 and 24 are the days to think about Jerusalem and connect to it. This year, there are dozens

May 20, 2017

Cultural Competency in the Workplace: Health Care

We’ve mentioned here the many ways we develop cultural competency in the health care system – from the perspective of the national and local authorities (Ministry of Health, municipalities) to

May 18, 2017

MiniActive – and Jerusalem – Featured in International “Cities of Migration” Newsletter

MiniActive, the Jerusalem Intercultural Center and the Jerusalem as a Culturally Competent City conference are featured in the May 2017 newsletter of the Cities of Migration Network. As part of

May 13, 2017

MiniActive Youth – Improving the Environment in Sur Baher

MiniActive youth continue to do fantastic work throughout Jerusalem, painting murals and improving the environment. This time, their project was in Sur Baher. At the request of residents, the youth

May 9, 2017

Multi-Media Success for Atta’a on Facebook Live Stream

For many Palestinian residents of East Jerusalem, issues of residency status are of the utmost importance, and affect every part of everyday life. The rules are many and confusing, and

April 25, 2017

Passover and Easter Together on Mount Zion

Mount Zion’s religious ceremonies are the subject of much excitement and attract pilgrims from all over the world. One of the most special times in in the spring, around the

April 23, 2017

The Writing is (not) on the Wall

It’s not nice to wake up during the Passover holiday to ugly graffiti: Especially if it’s racist graffiti that says, ““Arabs, go home,” and “We want revenge.” It also had

April 14, 2017

Meeting in the Square for Interreligious Discussions

Last Thursday was a special day in the world of inter-religious activities and working toward tolerance in Jerusalem. It started off with a great group of Jews, Christians and Muslims,

April 7, 2017

ALYN Rehabilitative Hospital – Still a Model for Fully Integrated Cultural Competency

Ten years ago we began working with the ALYN Hospital, helping to turn their facility into the first fully culturally competent health care institution in the country. Today, cultural competency

April 3, 2017

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