Deeds
I initiate, run and take part in social and environmental projects.
The projects embody the principles of the theories I develop – the reverse revolution, the will-based economy, A Home for Everyone, and more.
The Garden in the Kerem
"The Garden in the Kerem" is a cultural center and community in Tel Aviv, with an innovative economic and organizational model. The project embodies the principles of a will-based economy and works in three areas: nature, others, self.
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Rainbow of Hope
"Rainbow of Hope" is an international project that brings together young people from conflict zones. In Israel, the project took place at "Bustan Nof Meshutaf" – an ecological farm founded by bereaved parents.
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MISSION Philippines
"MISSION Philippines" is a network of social organizations in the Philippines that includes humanitarian aid in disasters, planting food forests and founding anthroposophic schools, new models of governance, and more.
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Cafe Anis
"Cafe Anis" was founded as a non-profit community and ecological cafe in the Jaffa D neighborhood. The project was founded and run by the local community, and aimed to put principles like zero waste into practice.
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Have Seeds L.A.
The "Have Seeds" community in Los Angeles is a network of social organizations that includes: a community house and urban farming, a vegan cafe employing homeless people and people living with mental illness, rehabilitation for gang youth, and more.
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Bring Green to the Kerem
In the "Bring Green to the Kerem" project, residents organized by street or building to create community mini-gardens all over the neighborhood. The project ran with no funding at all, powered by the community.
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TreeBog Toilets
TreeBog toilets are ecological toilets that work without water or waste removal. This pilot took place at "The Garden in the Kerem".
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Shkufim (Transparent)
Shkufim is a community theater project that brings different sectors together and puts the stories of invisible populations center stage: Arab feminist women, people living with mental illness, hilltop youth, and more.
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Ask Project
The Ask Project collects questions from all over the world about the conflict in the Middle East, and goes out to the field for face-to-face conversations with people from every sector: Israeli Jews, Israeli Arabs, Palestinians, settlers, ultra-Orthodox Jews, and every other part of Israeli and Palestinian society.
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YIP Sweden
The Youth Initiative Program is a one-year program in social-spiritual entrepreneurship, held in an anthroposophic village south of Stockholm. It is one of the world's most innovative programs in alternative post-secondary education.
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