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Clinic’s Scholars

Razan Abu Dalu

Razan Abu Dalu

 

Razan is recent graduate of Betzalel in architecture, where her final project explored preserving Palestinian heritage, with case studies from Wadi Salib and the Aida refugee camp. This work fueled her passion for architecture with social impact.

Mohamed Abu Leil

Mohamed Abu Leil

Muhammad Abu Lail graduated with a bachelor’s degree in education and holds a master’s degree in public policy from the University of Haifa. Graduate of the Pioneer Program for Local Authorities. Specialized in the field of local government and public work.
Sahar Amoun

Sahar Amoun

 

Sahar recently changed jobs as a result of her studies, from work as a community engagement advisor with the private sector firm "PPL" to program manager with El Bayader.

Rema Eghbaria Khashev

Rema Eghbaria Khashev

 

bachelor's degree in Geography and Environmental Studies from the University of Haifa, and works for a local council for urban planning and building as a plan examiner.

yasmin fahoum

yasmin fahoum

 

Yasmin is an architect who received her BA in architecture from the Technion. She is currently pursuing an MA in Urban and Regional Planning at Hebrew University.

Hani Gheith

Hani Gheith

 

Hani, born in Jerusalem in 1980, is a dedicated community leader with a Bachelor's degree in Education and Society.

Mina Hashemeh

Mina Hashemeh

 

Mina Hashima holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Media and a Master's degree in Business Administration and Strategic Planning.

Myssana Morany

Myssana Morany

She advocates for Human Rights. Morany received her LL.B (with excellence) and LL.M from Haifa University and nowadays studying for M.A in Urban Planning at the Hebrew University.

Shada Najjar

Shada Najjar

 

Shada Najjar is a lawyer at Agmon & Tulchinsky, specializing in real estate and urban renewal. She guides developers on urban renewal.

Kawthar Sarsour

Kawthar Sarsour

 

Kawthar Sarsour is the Director of Economic and Social Development in the Local Authorities Division of the Ministry of Social Equality, under the five-year Government Decision 550.