רב תרבותיות ואזרחות פעילה

Today’s Youth

‎“Without youth there can be no movement. Youth must understand its historical role and ‎not spare its powers or its freshness as for if not for them there is no one.” – Ze’ev ‎Jabotinsky ‎

‎“Act TV” is a team of teenagers that operates from the "Ginot Ha'ir" Area Community Center ‎in Jerusalem. This team strives to lead social change through the use of doco-activism. The ‎group is funded by the Jerusalem Fund and is a part of the "City Volunteering Youth" ("Ir ‎Mitnadevet Noar” IM"N) program.‎
Listed below are the links to films the team has created this past year. ‎

‎1)‎ ‎“Wasted Water?! – Not At Our School!” – A short film introducing the process of ‎recycling rain water for use by Jerusalem schools:
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‎2)‎ ‎“The Dog's Free Run Space” – a short film promoting a special garden that will allow ‎dog owners to let there dogs run free without a leash in San Simon area:‎
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‎3) “We Came Up, We Arrived, We Got Stuck!” – A link to an article discussing ‎wheelchair accessibility at Mamilla Mall in Jerusalem 

‎4)‎ ‎“Mamilla A Year Later” – In 2008 the “Act TV” team  visited the Mamilla Mall in ‎Jerusalem, the team convinced the mall’s management to make the mall more ‎wheelchair accessible a year later the group returned to the mall to see if the ‎management had completed the process:‎

‎5)‎ ‎“A.T.M. – Not For The Blind” – A.T.M. withdrawal is not an easy day to day task ‎when you are blind.  The “Act TV” team checked out the accessibility of A.T.M ‎machines in Jerusalem for the blind:‎