Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope

Kaleidoscope is educational approach that educates students, parents and educators to appreciate value in diversity.

ABOUT US

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Kaleidoscope

WE LEARN

to care
to respect
to reflect
to understand ourselves and others
to give to our communities

WE LEARN TO APPRECIATE THE BEAUTY OF DIFFERENCE

Kaleidoscope achieves its goals by fostering the development of social skills such as empathy and through interactive activities that in which students of different cultures – Ethiopian and native Israeli, religious and secular, Arab and Jewish and students of the special and general education tracks – learn about each other and develop a positive association with being together.

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OUR PROJECTS

Kaleidoscope promotes respect between individuals of different cultures and appreciation for diversity in the following projects

Sylvia’s Children

perpetuates Sylvia David’s legacy with the inclusion of children with special needs and children of Ethiopian heritage…

Young Social Entrepreneurs

joins teens of different cultures in giving to their communities…

Early Childhood Initiative

helps young children to develop the social skills to be respectful of others…

Harvey’s Kids

enables Harvey Greenberg’s short life to live on with special social skills programming…

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

assures that Kaleidoscope becomes an integral part of our educational curriculum…

Kaleidoscope Worldwide

applies the Kaleidoscope approach to the needs of schools, synagogues and their communities throughout the world…

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MEET OUR TEAM

Chana Reifman Zweiter

Founding Director

Yonatan Schimmel

Director

Sivan Danino Kodzidlo

Programming Director

Meira Bell

Administrative Assistant

Afnan Abu Laban

Arab Community Coordinator

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What people say

“ The values that guided Chana in the United States are now being put into action in Israel, which is a testament to the common values that unite our societies. “

Sarah Gonzales, Cultural Attache

Embassy of the United States of America

“ Kaleidoscope brings expertise in the field of multiculturalism and democracy, experience with many populations and interpersonal skills that include the openness to collaborate and to learn from others, a combination that has allowed Kaleidoscope to affect real change here in Akko and in other Israeli locales.“

Orit Asyag

Director Educational Authority, Akko

“ It is very important for me to bring together students of the yeshiva with students of different backgrounds, and Kaleidoscope creates a good and stable infrastructure for these meetings, in addition to joint thinking, with flexibility and adaptation to the needs we raise.“

Rabbi Noam Kriegman

Rosh Yeshiva, Amit Nachshon Yeshiva

“We were privileged to be in this program. Thank you very much to Sivan. The children and staff enjoyed the program very much and as a result were enriched by it.“

Rachel

Teacher, Golan Kindergarten, Ramle

“Thank you very much to Kaleidoscope and to its wonderful team – Hamutal, Sivan and Gal. We enjoyed it very much and thank you to the children and staff of Rajwan Kindergarten.“

Kamille

A Teacher, Reut Kindergarten, Ramle

“There are no words that can describe our appreciation for Kamille and the wonderful staff of Reut Kindergarten. We would also like to thank the amazing Kaleidoscope staff – Sivan, Hamutal and Gal. The meeting today was just perfect.“

Levana

Teacher, Rajwan Kindergarten, Ramle

Like bits of colored glass, we’re all unique and beautiful

Classroom program fosters acceptance between Ethiopian and native Israelis, Arabs and Jews, religious and secular, special-ed and general-ed students

By Abigail Klein Leichman  JULY 4, 2017, 7:00 AM

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Like bits of colored glass, we’re all unique and beautiful

Classroom program fosters acceptance between Ethiopian and native Israelis, Arabs and Jews, religious and secular, special-ed and general-ed students

By Abigail Klein Leichman  JULY 4, 2017, 7:00 AM

Read More