Partners

The East–West Dialogue Association is built on long-term partnerships — educational, community-based, and international. Over the years, a broad network of collaborations has developed with organizations, institutions, and educators in Israel and Europe, forming the foundation of the joint activity. These partnerships have made it possible to organize youth delegations, educational seminars, and intercultural programs that connect communities and individuals across borders.

Core Partnership – Germany

Building Bridges e.V.

The German organization Building Bridges, founded in 1999, is the central and long-standing partner of East–West Dialogue. The cooperation between the two organizations includes joint youth delegations, educational seminars, cultural exchange programs, and ongoing collaboration between educational teams.

Partner Institutions in Germany

• Caritasverband Nürnberg e.V. • Kurt Löwenstein Haus • Haus am Maiberg – Akademie für politische und soziale Bildung der Diözese Mainz e.V. • Building Bridges e.V.

These institutions have supported the programs over the years by hosting delegations, facilitating seminars, and contributing to the educational and intercultural framework of the encounters.

Partners in Israel

Over the years, the initiative has worked in cooperation with educational institutions, local authorities, and community organizations across Israel. These partners played a central role in preparing youth groups, hosting encounters, and supporting the educational process.

• Givat Haviva • Hashomer Hatzair History Division – Havatzalet • Menashe Regional Council • Youth Department – Baqa al-Gharbiyye • Kafr Qara High School • Daliyat al-Karmel Municipality • Darca High School – Daliyat al-Karmel • Mevo’ot Iron High School • Gvanim High School • Barta’a High School • Rabin High School – Eilat • Harish Municipality • Future Challenges High School – Harish

These institutions have been key partners in recruiting participants, preparing youth delegations, hosting international groups, and fostering intercultural encounters within Israeli society.

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