Program

Nativ

Ideological and Political Training
for Senior Officials in the Public Sector

A program that trains leaders among the liberal democratic camp in Israel, granting them tools to more effectively impact the public and political sphere.
The training program is based on shared theoretical and ideological study that aims to create a joint vision and language, and promotes coordinated interconnected action among actors and office-holders in various public systems.

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Vision

Connect senior leadership among the liberal democratic camp to a network with a shared orientation and vision, to effectively coordinate and promote a liberal democratic agenda in Israel, through various means and systems.

Goals

Develop leadership with a shared ideological language
that works toward a joint vision

Provide tools and leadership skill
to promote effective processes of change

Create a coordinated network of public officials
who work together collaboratively

About the Program

Program
Structure

  • The sixth cycle will open in October 2022 and will last a full academic year
  • 29 weekly meetings on Thursdays from 13:00-20:00 in Jerusalem
  • Four seminars: 2 two-day-long seminars and 2 three-day-long seminars
  • Activites in cooperation with the Alumni Network
  • Program fellows receive a monthly stipend of NIS 1,000

Qualifications
for
applying

1. Currently hold a mangerial position in one of the following realms:

  • The public sector
  • Local government
  • Civil society organizations, movements, or nonprofits
  • The private sector
  • Arts and culture
  • The media
  • Political parties

2. Individuals commited to working in the public or political sectors for the coming five years

3. Full Availability

4. Capacity to read and converse in English

5. Attendance of all program meetings and seminars

100
Lecturers

Nativ’s over 100 lecturers are experts in political thought and philosophy in Israeli academia, and policymakers with rich experience at the heart of various realms of public activity

Prof. Sharon Gilad

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. Moshe Halbertal

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, New York University

Prof. Menachem Lorberbaum

Tel Aviv University, Shalom Hartman Institute

Prof. Hillel Cohen

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. Eva Illouz

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. emeritus Joseph Zeira

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. emeritus Immanuel Etkes

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Prof. emeritus Eyal Naveh

Tel Aviv University and Kibbutzim College

Prof. emerita Aviva Halamish

The Open University

Prof. Bernard Avishai

Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Dartmouth College

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