Partner with our work by:
▪ Publicize Roots in your community through your own local media. Bring our speakers and our discourse into your community (see below).
▪ | Publicize Roots in your community through your own local media. Bring our speakers and our discourse into your community (see below). |
Our website contains stories, articles and more resources.
▪ Get involved in a longer term way with one of our working boards in the US or in Europe. (find them on our web-site https://www.friendsofroots.net/team/).
▪ Adopt a project of ours and raise funds in your campus/community (Young Adults, Youth Photography, Womens Religious Leadership or more)
▪ Bring "The Field," a feature documentary about Roots, to your local film festival- more info below.
▪ | Get involved in a longer term way with one of our working boards in the US or in Europe. (find them on our web-site https://www.friendsofroots.net/team/). |
▪ | Adopt a project of ours and raise funds in your campus/community (Young Adults, Youth Photography, Womens Religious Leadership or more) |
▪ | Bring "The Field," a feature documentary about Roots, to your local film festival- more info below. |
If you have would like more information about supporting us financially or would like to invite us to your community, please write us directly- info@friendsofroots.net.
"The Field"
A feature length documentary about Roots
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Spring of 2017 saw a feature length documentary broadcast on Israeli television, following it's premiere in the DocAviv festival, The Field is making the rounds at film festivals in US and Europe. (click here to see the trailer) and contact the director, R Mordechai Vardi about bringing the film to a local film festival or community screening: vardi@maale.co.il
Did you ask where does this all lead?
After visiting Roots and hearing about the work on the ground, you probably wonder and perhaps asked us about political solutions. While our work is focused on building and trust between our communiteis, 2 States 1 Homeland is an example that we point to as a political model that embodies much of Roots' values and discourse. Click here to see their presentation and learn more. Sharing their ideas around is a part of the process!
What we're doing:
Roots' daily activities are reducing hate and creating trust within and between our communities. Our projects include formal and informal activities and activism; and engage local youth, teens, adults, religious leadership and more. You can find out more about our projects on the Projects page on our website. and through our quarterly updates from this address.