How do you run a town or a council when the war is right outside? 21 graduate students spent two days in the Galilee, in Metula, Kiryat Shmona and Tel-Hai, to hear the answers from the people living them.
What we did
- A discussion with elected officials and local leaders on decision-making under fire.
- A case study in Arab al-Aramshe: who is responsible for what in an emergency, and who has access to resources.
- Meetings at MIGAL, at Tel-Hai University and with young communities in Kiryat Shmona, and group work on policy proposals.
The lab examined how social, economic and spatial gaps shape the ability of communities and local authorities to cope with crisis and to influence decisions that affect their lives: who bears the cost of the crisis, who has access to resources, and who decides.
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Lab Program
