- About Us
- Civil Society
- Overview and Objectives
- The Center for Social Justice and Democracy in memory of Yaakov Chazan
- The Center for the Advancement of Women in the Public Sphere (WIPS)
- Civic-Political Thought
- The Economics and Society Program
- Gender and Society in Context
- Social Inequality and Social Boundaries
- Strategic Thinking for Education
- Advanced Studies
- Jewish Culture & Identity
- Mediterranean Neighbours
The Anna Lindh FoundationThe Anna Lindh Foundation aims to advance intercultural dialogue and to further the Barcelona Process by means of cultural and social exchanges among civil society organizations, while also encouraging academic and scholarly cooperation. The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute serves as the Head of the Israeli Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation. There are 43 countries, each with its own national network, which are members of the Foundation from throughout Europe and the Mediterranean Basin. Projects supported by the Foundation embrace a broad range of areas, including education, human rights, empowerment of women, acknowledgement of immigrants as agents for bridging cultural gaps and environmental issues. The online application form for joining the Israeli network can be found here. |