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How Gender, Loss Circumstances, and Birth Order Shape Sibling Mourning After October 7th
October 15, 2024 — A new study that sheds light on the emotional toll and unique challenges faced by bereaved siblings was conducted by M.A. student Masada Buchris under the supervision of Prof. Anat Zaira at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem for her thesis. The research, titled “The Echoes
American Friends of the Hebrew University Named One of the Best Places to Work by Crain’s New York Business
October 15, 2024 — American Friends of the Hebrew University has been named to the 2024 List of Best Places to Work by Crain’s New York Business. AFHU raises awareness for the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HU), Israel’s premier academic institution while raising funds to support the
Women Less Likely to Share Negative Experiences in Online Reviews New Study Reveals
October 15, 2024 — Women are less likely to share negative experiences in online reviews compared to their male counterparts, according to new research conducted by the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. According to the study published in Nature Human Behaviour, the researchers found that
Women Whose Partners Have ADHD Experience More Depression and Lower Quality of Life New Hebrew University Study Reveals
October 6, 2024 — A new study reveals the often-overlooked experiences of women in relationships with partners diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) face an elevated risk of depression and lower quality of life. The study published in the Journal of Attention Disorders was
Small Accounts, Big Decisions: New Study Shows Retirees may be Making the Wrong Retirement Payout Choices
October 6, 2024 — Retirees may be hurting their long-term financial security by cashing out smaller retirement accounts instead of turning them into steady income streams, according to a new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The research published in Management Science explores how
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507 Awards of Excellence
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AFHU LEAD
AFHU LEAD identifies, cultivates, and mentors the next generation of leaders for American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU). By engaging seasoned facilitators and brilliant Hebrew University researchers, AFHU LEAD connects future leaders to Israel’s premier research university, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Rimon Initiative
The Rimon Philanthropic Investment Initiative is a new, philanthropy-based venture creation engine from AFHU in partnership with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yissum, the university’s technology transfer company; and ASPER HUJI-Innovate, the university’s center for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Igniting Impact
Supporting Social Initiatives at HU, is a new campaign from AFHU designed to propel social impact initiatives with a global outreach. By selecting the project that speaks to you, you will be able to identify, support, and follow your philanthropic impact.
AFHU LEAD
AFHU LEAD identifies, cultivates, and mentors the next generation of leaders for American Friends of the Hebrew University (AFHU). By engaging seasoned facilitators and brilliant Hebrew University researchers, AFHU LEAD connects future leaders to Israel’s premier research university, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
Rimon Initiative
The Rimon Philanthropic Investment Initiative is a new, philanthropy-based venture creation engine from AFHU in partnership with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Yissum, the university’s technology transfer company; and ASPER HUJI-Innovate, the university’s center for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Igniting Impact
Supporting Social Initiatives at HU, is a new campaign from AFHU designed to propel social impact initiatives with a global outreach. By selecting the project that speaks to you, you will be able to identify, support, and follow your philanthropic impact.