A virtual Beit Midrash program connecting curious individuals from Israel, US and Budapest in Chavruta stule. This framework includes personal learning, studying in co and in group meeting, the target audience includes adults at different stages of their lives.

The Proud Delegations project recognizes the unique connection between two communities: the Gay Jewish population in Beer Sheva and Montreal. Constructing a support system based on a shared Jewish heritage is a cornerstone for the Jewish Agency. As a minority within a minority, Jewish LGBTQ individuals also share a unique culture, and we believe it can build a bridge between various Jewish communities in Montreal and Beer Sheva, and encourage dialogs and corporations. Our primary goal is to promote and enable networking to establish new and heterogenic cultural spheres, based on the strong belief that culture can change existing realities and create new ones. The project will be conducted in two sessions: in August 2018 an Israeli delegation to Canada during Montreal's pride week, and in June 2019 Canadian delegation to Israel during Beer Sheva's pride week . Each visiting delegation will stay for a week of seminars, tours, roundtable gatherings and personal meetings, getting to know local LGBTQ venues, communities, activities and activism.

Following a successful Minneapolis artists visit in Rehovot, this program has been defined as another way to engage a different part of both communities and within the adult age range. Artists in Minneapolis and Rehovot were paired and spent the year having two kinds of study sessions. 1:1 personal study sessions: each pair was given text to learn and discuss on their own (via Skype, email, etc). Four group study sessions in each city took place to discuss what each artist discussed with his/her counterpart in the partnered city. The program culminated with an exhibit from all artists both in MPLS (May June 2018)/ In addition some of the artwork was sold in Minneapolis and proceeds donated to future joint art projects. There is a joint website for this project at: https://www.p2gx.com/ Next year's project will be based on the concept of REART and will include an artists exchange in 2019.

Five month internship in the selected clinical lab at The University of Pittsburgh for 2 students from Ort Braude College for Engineering with a strong interest in bioengineering and biotechnology. the students will take advantage of research and industry opportunities at both institutions and their surrounding regions. It will later expand into advanced manufacturing, energy and sustainability.

The shlichim are a living bridge between the three communities and it is therefore extremely desirable to promote candidates from the region and to provide them with the tools that will enable them to help advance Partnership programs in Cleveland. The shlicha handles programs and ties with young people and also has an important role in preparing delegations for Partnership visits and meetings. The Shinishinim, among other roles, work in the schools and with young people in Cleveland, and their job also includes helping to operate and teach the School Twinning Connections program.

School to School connections between 9th grade students from Eshkol and Mexico. This program includes visiting in both communities, being hosted by families and learning about life in Mexico and Israel.