Scholarships 2015
On June 24, 2015, at the Aviva and Sammy Ofer Observation Point, Eshkol Tower, Haifa University, the Israel Szabo Scholarship ceremony took place, for students of advanced degrees who specialize in informal education at the University of Haifa, within the framework of the Haifa Arts Foundation. Dr. Dvora Golden emceed.
Welcoming speech:
Prof. Anit Somech – Head, Department of Leadership and Policy in Education.
Mrs. Bracha Sela - Secretary General, Acting Director of the Haifa Arts Foundation.
Mr. Pini Wagman - Head of the Social Welfare Department.
In memory of Mr. Israel Szabo:
Mrs. Edna Zaretsky
Ms. Revital Katz-Pade - Representative of the Scholars.
Scholarship Recipients:
Lidana Gabler, Baruch Yaakobi, Revital Katz-Pade, Michal Mizrahi, Keren Perlman, Roni Shechtman.
For further details about the winners and the speakers, see the winners' booklet. To open click the PDF.
The Faculty of Education, University of Haifa, Israel, produced the booklet.
Design: Gil Glick Shimoni.
SOCIETY AND COMMUNITY
- Israel Szabo – A Portrait
- The 2024 Szabo Foundation Grants for Non-Formal Education
- Scholarships of the late Israel Szabo
- Scholarships 2021
- Scholarships 2015
- Scholarships 2014
- Scholarships 2013
- Scholarships 2012
- Scholarships 2011
- Scholarships 2010
- Arts Enrichment Project in Schools
- Approximation of Disabled Populations to Art
- Calligraphy Workshop - a Cooperation between Yavnieli and El Hiwar Schools
- Social Club for the Blind in Beit Heine
- Ahva - Association of the Disabled in Haifa and the North
- Ilan - Israeli Foundation for Handicapped Children
- Joint Projects for Special Education and Regular School Students
- Genigar School
- Henrietta Szold School
- Ofakim School Integrates with Ironi Hei, Ahuzat Yeladim, Reali Carmel Center and the Open School
- Aiding the Scout Movement in a disadvantaged neighborhood in Haifa
- Sea Scouts Troop, Haifa - Israel Maritime League
- Joint Activities of the Jewish and Arab Sectors
- Haifa Big Brothers Big Sisters Association
- Assistance to At-Risk Youth
- Purchasing Books for Libraries