This research paper examines the labor market experiences of Ethiopian Israelis who have earned academic degrees. In so doing, it tracks their progression both to higher education and employment, the possibilities and impediments experienced on the way to the work force, their experience of employment, their potential for advancement once employed, and the reasons for the gaps in remuneration between this social group and the general population.

An infographic presentation based on a study by the Adva Center in cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation on gender pay gaps in Israel.

The best investment for Israel at this point is a “New Deal” of investment in education and in its human capital. This is an investment which will yield benefits for years to come

The report presents figures for some of the main aspects of inequality in Israel

The “economic miracle” of which the government boasts is relevant mainly for a minority of Israelis, whose achievements raise the general average

Adva Center’s annual publication for 2016: The fruits of the economic growth trickle upwards more than down

The report challenges the routine government position with regard to social maladies: economic growth and still more economic growth. The figures belie the reliance on economic growth

Israel’s Heart is in Western Europe, Her Feet are in the Eastern and Southern Fringes

The Gap between “Start-up Nation” and the Rest of the Nation

This annual update of the Social Report appears at the height of the Israeli election season, held early because of government fears that it would not be able to mobilize a majority to pass a budget bill that
called for harsh cuts in the social services.