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G17 for Resilience (2024-2025)
For the last few years, our network programs have been developed in line with the UN sustainable development goal 17, “partnerships for the goals”. Following our programs “G17 for Inclusion” (2022) and “G17 for Pluralism” (2023), our program for the years 2024-2025 is called “G17 for (Community) Resilience”.
We created a diverse and meaningful program, which would bring together professionals in the fields of community resilience and trauma from Israel and Germany. For the first time since October 7, we were able to take a group to Israel, even though the continuing instability of the situation caused some challenges, both with regards to the potential participants in Germany as well as to the planning of the trip in Israel, as the dramatic reality could change from one hour to the next. We decided to only visit areas where the chance of rocket attacks and alarms was low.
For the last few years, our network programs have been developed in line with the UN sustainable development goal 17, “partnerships for the goals”. Following our programs “G17 for Inclusion” (2022) and “G17 for Pluralism” (2023), our program for the years 2024-2025 is called “G17 for (Community) Resilience”.
We created a diverse and meaningful program, which would bring together professionals in the fields of community resilience and trauma from Israel and Germany. For the first time since October 7, we were able to take a group to Israel, even though the continuing instability of the situation caused some challenges, both with regards to the potential participants in Germany as well as to the planning of the trip in Israel, as the dramatic reality could change from one hour to the next. We decided to only visit areas where the chance of rocket attacks and alarms was low.
One year after October 7: Israel study trip on the topic of community resilience, November 2024
In cooperation with an Israeli expert on community resilience, who had accompanied countless projects and initiatives in the field, we developed an engaging program for the trip. A group of professional women from Germany, all working in the fields of trauma and resilience, were given the opportunity to experience and examine the impressive efforts of communities and organizations engaged intensively in the creation of community resilience. Photos & more info>
Matchmaker’s initiatives in the framework of the G17 for Resilience program
Past Network Programs
G17 for Pluralism (2023)
Following our successful program G17 for Inclusion, our network’s program for 2023 is called G17 for Pluralism, which we carry out in close cooperation with our selected Matchmakers. The Matchmakers were invited to choose organizations which are working around Pluralism, one in Israel and one in Germany, and bring … Continue reading
G17 For Inclusion (2022)
Our new networking program (2022), G17 for Inclusion (in light of the UN’s 17th Sustainable Development Goal, “Partnerships for the Goals”), creates a network of German and Israeli organizations which work with and for people with disabilities. The program aims to recognize challenges that both countries are … Continue reading
People to People Playground (2021)
You can no longer apply with a creative adventure for the People to People Playground Festival 2021. The festival took place from April 23 to May 7. More about it here. People to People Playground, Micro-Funding for German-Israeli Creative AdventuresLong run and large scale planning are not so easy these days. This … Continue reading
Matchmaker Seminars (2019-2021)
One-Day Seminar: Become a “Matchmaker” of the German-Israeli Future Network!
Twice a year (once in Germany and once in Israel) we’re inviting diverse professionals as well as different kinds of doers, activists and leaders to become “Future Network Matchmakers”. The Future Network Matchmakers are featured … Continue reading