Prof. Raanan Rein, Vice President of Tel Aviv University, talks about a literature contest, which he hopes will teach student-contestants to grapple with Jewish and Arab racism in Israeli society.

Architect Talia Margalit takes her students out into the field, to meet the people and experience the spaces, designed to suit their special needs.

Society must not give up on inmates, that’s the belief that led Ido Rekanati, the Director of the Fashion Department at Studio 6B, to bring his fashion students to an Israeli prison.

Arik Kneller is one of Tel Aviv’s most powerful and connected talent agents. He tells us why Israeli TV shows like Homeland’ and ‘In Treatment’ have dazzled Hollywood.

Shoshanna Harrari is a nutrition and health counselor, author and musician, she gives us a concise guide to well being in the upcoming winter.

Medical scientist Kobi Sheffi talks about The Road to Recovery, an organization of Israeli volunteers that helps Palestinian children in Gaza and the West Bank get medical care in Israel.

Elana Rozenman of Trust-Emun is organizing a woman’s walk across one of the seamlines between East and West Jerusalem next Monday.

“Discrimination will get to you if you feel weak, but if you feel that you are strong enough, discrimination can never hurt you.”

Guy Sharett talks about Moroccan-Jewish slang capara sheli (‘my sweetheart’), and the Arabic word for ‘infidel’ or ‘denial.’