The figures presented in the report reflect the first chapters of the story of the epidemic, which is also a story of the widening of inequality in Israel and elsewhere

What Israel needs is more help-tech workers, more positions for help-tech workers in the public services, and higher salaries that will not discourage women (as well as men) from entering and remaining in the help-tech professions

This annual Adva Center socio-economic report focuses on the effect of the corona crisis on three population groups and illuminates a number of other factors relevant to the crisis

Israelis stood on their balconies to cheer and thank the medical teams in the hospitals who diligently cared for corona patients. It was a beautiful, heartwarming gesture. Now, this show of appreciation should be translated into improving working conditions in the hospitals

Arab society is part and parcel of Israeli society and it should be represented and discussed in the daily media reports about the virus that all Israelis follow so closely

Corona is so inexpensive that one might think it erases all differences, all gaps. No east or west, no north or south, no up or down. Or is it?

The report examines the care economy in Israel and focuses on two case studies: childcare and care for the elderly. While looking at patterns of public and private investment, and what is required for a care economy that promotes fairness

Published by The New Israel Fund on Septemter 13, 2013 in its Yom Kippur eve magazine, “Kappara Alaynu,” distributed by theHaaretznewspaper.

Towards the National Budget Proposal for Fiscal 2013: The First of Three Adva Center Reports on Budgetary Goals and Trends

הצורך להגדיל את ההוצאה הציבורית לבריאות נובע מהאי שוויון הגדל במצב הבריאות של ישראלים בני קבוצות שונות. כל מי שדוגל בהגברת השוויון בבריאות חייב לבקש להגדיל את ההוצאה הציבורית לבריאות