What’s your approach to making decisions? Are you more apt to say “too many cooks in the kitchen spoil the broth” or “two heads are better than one?” Do you prefer to make a collaborative decision or just decide for yourself? And does it matter whether it’s a decision about who gets to make pancakes on Saturday morning or how you run an organization?Read more about Equal, Efficient and Kind Partnerships - from Nancy Strichman Blog Spotlight on Civil Society
The fieldwork experience in South Tel-Aviv has remained the central feature of the Glocal Qualitative Research Methods course since 2015. This year, teams of 4-6 students spent two days conducting pilot research with refugee and asylum-seeker community South Tel-Aviv. In preparation, student groups were matched with local “hosts” (individuals or organizations), and/or were assigned public spaces in which to conduct participant observation. Read more about Cohort 9 fieldwork experience in South Tel-Aviv
Strategic planning and local development specialist
Yossi Offer is a strategic planning and local development specialist. He is a cofounder & executive director of InterLoc Development Ltd. Read more about Yossi Offer
This course explores the sociological, cultural and political meanings of ‘community’ and community building, and offers students of international development both analytical and practical tools to approach dilemmas arising in the field related to community building. Read more about Community Building - An infrastructure for development
Dr. Gazit is a faculty member (assistant professor) in the Glocal Program in International Development and in the Department of International Relations at … Read more about Orit Gazit
The course provides students with an introduction to the field of international development, while focusing on community development and the impact of development interventions on disadvantaged individuals and communities. Read more about Introduction to International Development