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Diese Datenbank-Eintrag ist nicht in Ihrer Sprache verfügbar The ATID (an acronym for Amitay Te’ud Yeroham leDoroteha) registered non-profit association (amuta) was established in 1990 to further the “Te’udat Zehut Yeroham” (Yeroham Identity Card) community documentation project initiated in 1988. The project aimed to empower the Yeroham community by encouraging members to document their own history and take an active part in shaping the town’s future, organize and support educational and communal activities, and promote local initiatives. In 2004 BAMIDBAR merged with ATID, and the association’s name was officially changed to ATID BAMIDBAR. ATID BAMIDBAR staff members have received the Liebhaber Prize for Encouraging Religious Tolerance and Cultural Openness in Israel (2006), and the Citation of Excellence from the Torah Culture Department of the Ministry of Education (2009). |
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ATID BAMIDBAR helps to bring Jewish tradition in its widest sense to diverse populations, break down stereotypes, bridge gaps, and create a focal point of tolerance and pluralism in practice that sends its message out to ever wider audiences, in annual programs, communal events, and programs for visiting groups from Israel and abroad. |
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Bet Midrash Yotzer
Hevruta
Golden Age Bet Midrash
Torah Ba’avodah
Facilitator Training Course
Programs for Children & Youth
Programs with Russian Speaking Immigrants
Communal Events
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* Inhalt aus dem öffentlichen Bereich stammen
Bilder © ATID BAMIDBAR under/oder der Eigentümer |
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In der Schweiz entwickelt