INT'L CENTER FOR CONCILIATION INC

Programs

1. The international center for conciliation fosters dignity and cooperation in conflict ridden communities through reconciliation and community preparedness.

2. Icfc is managing one of the only cross border projects in the region. Deadseanet is the project name based on a well-functioning partnership between eminent seismologists, seismic engineers, and environmentalists in jordan, palestine, and israel, to be extended across the middle east, as political conditions allow. We utilize community based disaster preparedness to encourge cross border cooperation in the dead sea region, where natural disasters are not limited to earthquakes. The icfc has had of the most significant years since its establishment as an 501 (c)3. After four years of training in jordan with jordanian, israelis and palestinians, it again took the initiative to move the project for disaster risk preparedness to jericho. In addition to the trainees that we brought together, we came to an understanding with the mayor of that city to train his professional staff as a quid pro quo, we involved at least 20 outstanding leaders from the jericho refugee camp, under the auspices of the un since 1949. The municipality does not recognize any connection with the camp and this was the first time in almost seven decades that there were shared initiatives. After the elections in…

3. The purpose of the children of abraham project, (consistent with the goals of the international center for conciliation) is to bring together jews and muslims to work on common projects in areas of conflict. Our goal is to create a space in which jews and muslims are given an opportunity to transcend their perceived differences and discover a common humanity. In 2019, we sent a rabbi and a muslim imam to live and work together in ahmedabad india, in an area where 2,000 hindus and muslims had been killed in communal violence. We also sent 6 jews and 6 muslims to live and work together in a rural school in uganda. Since 2021 we have focused on the civil war in ethiopia. We have taken in 50 orphans - most of whose parents were murdered who were living on the streets. The orphans were from all tribes. We created a dormitory, a school, and a farm. Our volunteers came from the jewish, muslim, and christian communities.

   $6,202 spent
   48% of program spending

4. The international center for conciliation fosters dignity and cooperation in conflict ridden communities through reconciliation and community preparedness. Icfc deadseanet program: icfc is managing one of the only cross border projects in the region. Deadseanet is the project name based on a well- functioning partnership between eminent seismologists, seismic engineers, and environmentalists in jordan, palestine, and israel, to be extended across the middle east, as political conditions allow. We utilize community based disaster preparedness to encourge cross border cooperation in the dead sea region, where natural disasters are not limited to earthquakes. Icfc deadseanet program: the icfc has had of the most significant years since its establishment as an 501 (c)3. After four years of training in jordan with jordanian, israelis and palestinians, it again took the initiative to move the project for disaster risk preparedness to jericho. In addition to the trainees that we brought together, we came to an understanding with the mayor of that city to train his professional staff as a quid pro quo, we involved at least 20 outstanding leaders from the jericho refugee camp, under the…

   $6,630 spent
   52% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2022 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $12,832.