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University of Haifa Honors Prof. Alice Shalvi and Orna Etrog Stibbe
University of Haifa is bestowing its highest honor on two exceptional Israeli female figures, Prof. Alice Shalvi and Ora Etrog Stibbe, who have worked tirelessly to promote the advancement of human rights, social justice and gender equality. Prof. Alice Shalvi is an internationally renowned pioneer of the Israeli feminist movement and revered professor of English. Ora Etrog Stibbe is a trained psychotherapist and a social entrepreneur supporting disadvantaged populations in Israel and developing countries.
Find out more about their exceptional contributions here
*(l-r) Ora Etrog Stibbe, Prof. Alice Shalvi, Prof. Shulamit Almog (Presidential Advisor for Gender Equity), and Shira Ben-Or (VP and CEO of the International Friends of the University of Haifa) during a meeting preparatory to the event.
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