Country Representative of Bernard van Leer Foundation. Making #cities better places for #children, #youth and families. #urban95 #Cities4all #philanthropy
Tel Aviv, Global
Joined April 2012
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Visiting #Barcelona and love seeing young kids enjoying play spaces integrated into historic and commercial areas! #urban95 #children #cities #parents
Young kids, parents still face heightened stress a year into the war, think tank says
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#Cities learn best from cities! See highlights from recent #Urban95 study tour where 5 city teams experienced how @TelAviv is improving #urban life for #children and families! youtu.be/D0oNou-EO1w?si=0hdr… via @YouTube @BosmatW @vanleerfdn
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Visited Ashdod today, inspired by their @Urban95 program and community resilience. Mayor Lasri showcased the city's commitment to children and families, even during emergencies. @vanleerfdn @dbenattar – at Israel
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📖For 25 years, #EarlyChildhoodMatters has been at the forefront of innovation & transformation in ECD.
💗This year we explore why & how to reimagine support for caregivers.
It’s out 30 Jan! Sign up now to receive your free copy 👉bit.ly/ECM-2023
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For many Jewish people, this feels like a matter of survival, informed once again by history—in this case, very personal history.
Today, in my address on the dangerous and disturbing rise of antisemitism in America, I told the story of my own family on the Senate floor.
@BvLFoundation supporting quick action to provide safe spaces for young children and families displaced and traumatized by war in #Israel #children #ecd #conflict israel21c.org/safe-spaces-fo…
A sad day for women, babies and families in Israel. Mothers should be allowed to practice motherhood in the public sphere. #earlyyears #parents #community #inclusion haaretz.com/opinion/editoria…
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Closed streets aren't enough, we must turn them into places for people to gather @urban95 #TelAviv
Site visit with @BvLFoundation @dbenattar
Design: @LiorSteinberg and @nadelroizinarchitects
#UrbanaPlay #innovation #urbanplanning #earlychildhhod #play #design #publicpsace – at Israel
MK Moshe Tor Paz: need to create building incentives for developers to add childcare classrooms in new neighborhoods! @BvLFoundation @urban95
Policy Makers: enough to build early childhood frameworks, need to invest in human capital, the frontline workers who educate the children all day. New buildings being closed because there is no staff! #ecdworkforce @BvLFoundation – at Israel
Clear call for increasing amount of skilled early childhood education frontline workers to meet increasing demand and awareness in policy and budgets at National Early Childhood Education Conference organized by @BvLFoundation supported partner Oranim College
Head of Early Childhood Division, Israel Ministry of Education on the historical process expanding service to children under 3: 230 local authorities are establishing divisions for children under 3 across the country @BvLFoundation #earlyyears @urban95
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Yesterday our #Israel team launched the National Guidelines for Children and Caregivers.
📢Out now in Hebrew with an English version coming soon 👉bernardvanleer.org/publicati…
Its a great resource for visioning and building more child-friendly #cities @dbenattar @BvLFoundation
Recognizing the diversity of nurses in our society towards social cohesion and understanding that it’s our differences that make us stronger. #service #nurses #frontline #caringforcaregivers #wellbeing @BvLFoundation
Honored to join the @IsraelMOH leadership at the President’s residence to celebrate international nurse day. Recognizing 20 of the 83,000 nurses who have demonstrated excellence. @BvLFoundation is proud to be a partner helping nurses to support parents #frontline
MESHI: The first-ever textbook for edu-carers in Israel helps position them in their rightful place - Bernard van Leer Foundation bernardvanleer.org/blog/firs…
