Centers & Programs
Muse - The International Refugees Social Art Academy
The MUSE Social Art Academy empowers refugees to become artistic leaders and changemakers in their communities. By combining creative expression with professional development, MUSE equips talented individuals with the artistic, leadership, and entrepreneurial skills needed to drive social transformation. Our academy nurtures refugee artists who not only heal through creativity but emerge as cultural bridge-builders and influential voices shaping how refugee experiences are understood and valued in society.
Psycho – Trauma, Resilience and Capacity Building Institute
The Psycho-Trauma, Resilience and Capacity Building Institute serves as a dynamic educational hub that empowers both refugees and professionals through specialized training programs. Our multidisciplinary center combines trauma healing with practical skill development, equipping refugees with occupational expertise, psychological resilience, and leadership capabilities while simultaneously training practitioners and policymakers in effective support methodologies. With focus areas including water management, digital technology, renewable energy, and health innovation, the Institute promotes an international perspective that values gender equality, inclusion, and diversity. Through our unique integration of individual therapeutic support with community-based approaches, we’re building resilient individuals and connected communities prepared to thrive in new environments.
Organic Farming and Sustainable Agriculture Training Center
The Organic Farming and Sustainable Agriculture Training Center empowers refugees with essential environmental skills through hands-on learning experiences. Our educational farm provides one- to six-month programs where refugee youth and young adults master organic farming techniques and renewable energy practices. Guided by Israeli and international experts, participants learn to establish and manage small, sustainable farms while operating our on-site renewable energy plant. Through this immersive training, refugees reconnect with nature, develop valuable agricultural expertise, and gain practical knowledge for environmentally responsible living that can be applied anywhere in the world.
DialogUs: Center for Reconciliation and Cross-Cultural Dialogue
DialogUs creates safe spaces for meaningful engagement between individuals from different backgrounds, with a special focus on refugees from historically hostile countries. Our center facilitates crucial conversations that address long-term social, economic, and political issues while fostering mutual understanding and collective resilience.
Through structured dialogue programs, educational initiatives, and cultural exchanges, DialogUs helps participants heal wounds, build bridges across divides, and advocate for peace. We address historical injustices while promoting empathy and cultivating a culture of reconciliation. Our programs include dialogue and mediation seminars, historical awareness workshops, and tailored cultural exchange activities that tackle the root causes of conflict—from socioeconomic inequality to identity-based tensions. By creating platforms for constructive engagement and mutual learning, DialogUs lays the groundwork for lasting peace and positive change in refugee communities and beyond.
International Visitors Center
The CAMPUS International Visitors Center illuminates forced migration as a fundamental aspect of the human experience throughout history. Our engaging exhibits challenge common narratives by showcasing the powerful stories of refugees worldwide over the past two centuries.
Visitors discover how displaced people have served as drivers of innovation and positive change in their new communities. The center highlights both the valuable contributions refugees make to host societies and the compassionate local communities that support them.
Through interactive displays and compelling storytelling, we shed light on the current realities facing refugees around the globe while inspiring a deeper understanding of migration as an ongoing human journey that connects us all.
International Youth Village for Refugees
The International Youth Village creates a supportive home for 200 unaccompanied young refugees, offering a holistic approach to social rehabilitation. Our trauma-informed environment provides accessible education, individualized psychological counseling, and community-based healing activities.
Young residents engage in confidence-building programs including sports, organic farming, and arts—all designed to promote positive behaviors and restore hope. The Village operates within a supportive, humanistic, and democratic educational framework proven successful in various settings both in Israel and globally.
By addressing each young person’s unique needs while fostering community connections, the International Youth Village helps vulnerable refugee youth rebuild their lives and envision positive futures in their new surroundings.
The CAMPUS Research and Development Center (CRD)
The CAMPUS Research and Development Center bridges the critical gap between research, policy, and practice in refugee support. Through theory-based, empirically driven, and application-oriented research, CRD provides the foundation for effective policy formation and program implementation.
Our center ensures equitable knowledge sharing between academic communities and refugee professionals, creating a dynamic exchange that upholds the dignity of every refugee while enhancing their integration prospects. CRD serves as a central hub where diverse stakeholders develop and exchange knowledge, refine policies, and improve practices.
By facilitating meaningful dialogue with refugee community leaders and members, the Research and Development Center ensures that all CAMPUS initiatives remain relevant, impactful, and responsive to the evolving needs of displaced populations worldwide.
