The Future of Diplomacy Starts Here.
DiploAct's Excellence program trains young diplomats across the country each year to improve Israel's image worldwide.
Israel’s Leading Advocacy Program
Become the voice shaping Israel’s image through our comprehensive advocacy training program.
Learn to craft compelling talking points and effectively communicate Israel’s story worldwide.
The Training
Participants in the program learn about Israel advocacy and diplomacy through lectures, workshops, and tours. These assets give them the knowledge and practical tools essential for effective engagement in Israel advocacy.
The Impact
After their year of dissecting Israeli history, facts and myths, and other key components of the Israel narrative, they leave not just knowing the facts, but how to communicate them to people who do not see the truth.
The Community
Join a vibrant community of 1000+ Alumni and take part in online and real-world networking events.
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What does the DiploAct Excellence Program include?
The most comprehensive public diplomacy program in Israel, featuring lectures, workshops, and tours. Topics include the Israeli-Arab conflict, international law, Israel-U.S. relations, common claims against Israel and their rebuttals, public speaking, storytelling, debating workshops, and meetings with social media influencers.
Which universities participate in the Excellence Program?
As of the 2023-2024 academic year, the program operates in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Be'er Sheva.
How often are program meetings held?
Weekly meetings throughout the academic year on the relevant campus, with optional sessions during semester breaks open to participants and the public.
How can I join DiploAct’s training programs?
Applications typically open at the start of the academic year. Stay updated on various programs and the selection process by visiting our website.
I'm not a student. Can I still participate in DiploAct's programs?
Absolutely! Our programs are open to young people from across the country. Note that session schedules align with university calendars, including semester breaks and Israeli holidays.
What are the admission requirements?
High proficiency in English, excellent interpersonal skills, relevant background in diplomacy, and a strong motivation to make a difference.
The program registration is closed. Can I still get involved?
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