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    Ecothiopia

    Ecothiopia is a yearly festival that gives a stage to the tradition and culture of Ethiopia and ecological subjects. The Festival takes place in partnership with the Kalisher Absorption Center. The festival celebrates hundreds of Ethiopian immigrants. The festival includes performances by Ethiopian performers, ecology and art booths, activities for children and tours in the garden.
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    Volunteers

    Earth's Promise is a home to groups of volunteers and individuals from Israel and around the world who are interested to contribute their time and talents to work cooperatively in the Kalisher Community Garden. Come work with the Ethiopian immigrants in a variety of activities that contribute to the general appearance and productivity of the garden. Volunteer!
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  • The Community Garden

    Community Gardens

    Earth's Promise utilizes community gardens as a tool to develop communal, agricultural and ecological systems. They produce fresh and available produce while providing opportunities for local residents. By working the earth close to their homes, local residents attain satisfaction and meaning while improving our local environment, and enjoying fresh produce. Read more About Us!
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Staff

Moran Slakmon-Co-Director

 

 

Adam Ganson- Co-Director 

Adam is originally from Cincinnati, Ohio and immigrated to Israel in September 2010. He studied English and Jewish Studies at Indiana University then received his Masters in Environmental Law and Policy from Vermont Law School. Adam worked at a number of environmental NGOs in Ohio and Israel. In addition to the environmental work during his career, his hobbies include cultivating home-grown fruits and vegetables in his garden, playing guitar, and seeing live music. He is enthusiastic about the work that Earth’s Promise accomplishes and is looking forward to continuing the projects of Earth’s Promise into the future.