WIZO
Two new adolescent units open at WIZO shelter for survivors of domestic violence
Until now, older teenagers accompanying their mothers were often forced to remain behind or live in conditions that did not meet their developmental needs.
WIZO warns in annual report of rising teen dating violence, nat’l data breakdown
Tova Ben-Dov, Honorary Life President of World WIZO, passes away at 88
Beyond Budgets and Shortages: What Teachers Really Protect
Aharonovitch vows to battle violence again women
Public security minister pledges to appoint special staff to oversee enforcement of solutions to combat violence against women.
WIZO: 26% decrease in domestic violence deaths
Women’s International Zionist Organization report shows 19 Israeli women were killed by family members in 2012.
WIZO holds international conference in Israel
Tel Aviv seminar for group's younger branch aims to promote and cultivate young Jewish women’s leadership abroad.
Grapevine: A change of scene
Former national infrastructure minister Eitam takes up residence in east Jerusalem neighborhood.
Grapevine: Too casual for his shirt
Shlomo Artzi was among the distinguished few to be awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of Haifa.
Who is responsible for youth violence?
To blame the kids is taking the easy way out.
Bra commercial cited as ‘most sexist ad’ of 2011
Women’s International Zionist Organization (WIZO) announced FIX as the "winner" of its annual competition.
Moda’i, World WIZO honorary president, dies at 81
Michal Moda’i, a seventh generation Jerusalemite, was buried on Sunday in the Nahalat Yitzhak cemetery in Tel Aviv.
WIZO names 2011 ‘Most Sexist Ad' award finalists
Women's group slams Isracard, Goldstar, L’Oreal for ads portraying women in weak, derogatory positions.
Representing dreams
Tova Ben-Dov takes joy in making a positive difference in the lives of others.