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In honor of 2018 Genesis Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg, The Genesis Prize Foundation gave grants to organizations promoting
women's empowerment. This image shows NGO leaders representing the 37 Israeli
organizations that received grants who were recognized at an event in Tel Aviv.
 * Standing with Israel
 * Supporting Ukraine
 * Holocaust Remembrance
 * Racial and Economic Justice
 * Fighting COVID-19
 * Combating Anti-Semitism
 * Women's Empowerment
 * Refugee Crisis
 * People with Disabilities
 * Intermarried Families
 * Social Entrepreneurship

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Economic Justice Fighting COVID-19 Combating Anti-Semitism Women's Empowerment
Refugee Crisis People with Disabilities Intermarried Families Social
Entrepreneurship




ADVANCING WOMEN'S EQUALITY


2018 PHILANTHROPIC THEME
HONOREE: RUTH BADER GINSBURG

Inspired by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy of advancing gender equality
and rights for all, The Genesis Prize Foundation awarded $1 million in her
honor, plus an additional $1 million from philanthropist Morris Kahn, to 50
organizations supporting Jewish, Arab Israeli, Druze, and Bedouin women in
Israel and Jewish women in the United States.

The grant recipients work to create socioeconomic opportunities for women,
empower women to resist violence, encourage female students to study STEM
subjects, and educate women from minority groups about their rights. The Israeli
recipients were selected through a grant competition facilitated by Matan-United
Way and the American grant recipients through a grant competition facilitated by
the Jewish Funders Network.

The grant recipients included:

 * Achoti
 * Ajeec Nisped
 * The Association for the Improvement of the Status of Women (Desert
   Embroidery)
 * The Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel (ARCCI)
 * Bat Kol
 * Bat Melech
 * Bizchut, The Israel Human Rights Center for People with Disabilities
 * Center for Women’s Justice
 * Eden Association
 * Elem, Youth in Distress
 * Friends of Tel Aviv University
 * IGY
 * Isha L’Isha – Haifa Feminist Center
 * Itach Ma’aki, Women Lawyers for Social Justice
 * Jasmine
 * JDC – TEVET
 * Katef Le Katef
 * Kav LaOved
 * Kemach (Movilot)
 * Mahapach – Taghir
 * Maslan: The Negev’s Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Support Center
 * Mati
 * Mavoi Satum
 * Min Hamezar
 * Morashtenu – Our Heritage
 * Project Kesher
 * Rackman Center
 * She Codes, The Organization for Gender Equality in Tech
 * Spirit of Israel (through the Jewish Agency)
 * Studio of Her Own
 * Tahel, Crisis Center for Religious Women and Children
 * Tene Briut
 * TODAA (Awareness Center)
 * Van Leer Jerusalem Institute
 * We Power
 * Women and Their Bodies

Click here for more detail on the women's empowerment grant initiative.

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