Workshop: “The Police at the Forefront of Democracy”
Target population: Police officers | Command staff Interactive workshop for police officers and commanders "The public's attitude toward the law is perhaps best reflected in its attitude toward the police... The public must be educated to view the police as friends, helpers, representatives of the community, and enforcers of the law. Police officers must educate the public and view the law not as a decree but as an expression of the will of the people, an order made for the benefit of the public, which does not restrict individual freedom but protects it [...]
Mission across generations
Through exemplary figures from Jewish history and figures from the participants' personal lives, we will ask ourselves: What is my mission? How does it relate to my tradition and roots? What mission am I continuing, and what is my unique contribution to the chain of generations? The workshop is suitable for inclusion in a journey, after visiting heritage sites.
Who is a hero?
In this workshop, we will explore the meaning of the concept of "courage" through stories of civilian and military heroism from October 7, and through passages from Jewish and philosophical thought. We will ask ourselves what constitutes courage, what is the connection between courage and values and faith, and how courage can be expressed in the unit's activities and in the participants' roles.
"In the Name of Life" Workshop to commemorate Israel's fallen soldiers and victims of hostile acts
Population: Police officers and command staff A workshop dealing with personal sharing and commemorating the fallen, while connecting to shared values. Participants examine the meaning of Memorial Day for them and their place as those who continue the path of serving the state and society. The workshop reviews the development of the date and content of Memorial Day, beginning with the fall of Tel Hai on the 11th of Adar exactly 100 years ago; it deals with the issue of shaping memory in terms of […]
Life in Their Light – Workshop commemorating October 7 and the fallen soldiers of Operation Protective Edge
*Can be ordered as a workshop led by a motivational instructor or as an activity kit to be led by the unit commander. Population: Police officers and command staff. Objectives: Joint commemoration of the anniversary of October 7 and the fallen soldiers of the Iron Sword War. Recognition of the heroic deeds of the police officers and the courage of those who fell under fire. Emphasis on the values that emerge from the stories of heroism of the Israel Police officers on October 7 – what is the legacy […]
Workshop seminar on the heritage of the unit and the values of the Israel Police
Target population: Organic unit | Junior officers Identity | Mission | Values Through an experiential outdoor workshop that engages and unites, we will examine the unit's heritage and values and how they serve to strengthen the sense of mission within the unit. In the workshop, we will go through challenging and fun outdoor competitions, through which we will raise dilemmas, values, and challenges that arise from the unit's mission and ask how the values of the Israel Police and […] are realized.
Workshop: "The Value of Friendship"
Workshop for stations/organic units Through an experiential workshop, we will discuss the dramatic place of camaraderie in the heritage of Israel's security system, examine the connection between camaraderie and cohesion in the unit and the execution of the mission, and discuss the place of this value in the values of the Israel Police and its connection to the other values of the organization. We will conclude with an experiential workshop that highlights the place of camaraderie in the unit and practices it […]
"Roots of Strength" Workshop for Commanders
Workshop for junior-intermediate commanders In this workshop, we will delve into the dramatic role of heritage and values in the functioning of the unit, task performance, and strengthening the sense of mission among police officers. In the first part, we will examine the formal and informal dimensions of unit life as arenas in which commanders can engage with the values of the Israel Police, the heritage of the police, and the unit. In the second part, we will discuss mission-oriented education, learn and practice different ways in which it is possible to […]
Workshop: "What's my story?"
Target population: Police officers in organic units and command staff Research shows that creating positive self-images promotes learning and the performance of various tasks, challenging the widespread belief in society that reducing failures and mistakes will improve performance. This workshop provides practical tools for applying these insights: identifying participants' strengths and clarifying how these are expressed in their roles, and how they can be enhanced.
“Around the Campfire” Workshop for Commanders on the Value of Friendship
Target audience: Command staff | Training/courses on command and leadership What is required for the activity: Open space What is the value of camaraderie and why is it so central to the heritage of Israel's defense establishment? What is the connection between camaraderie and values such as striving for contact and professionalism? How is camaraderie trained in the unit? In this experiential workshop, we will discuss the place of camaraderie within the values of the police force […]
“There's Room for Everyone" – Exhibition and workshop on accessibility and people with disabilities
Population: Police officers and command staff Discussion and workshop on the tools needed to create a more accessible society and positive encounters with people with disabilities. What is disability and how does it arise? The "invisible" disability What does accessibility look like and how does it relate to us as police officers? The challenges of creating a society where there is a place for everyone.
The Journey to the Dream – The Immigration of Ethiopian Jews to Israel
Population: Police officers and command staff The aim of the workshop is to tell the story of the culture and immigration of Ethiopian Jews in a unique and engaging way, using photographs, illustrations, and characters, from a new perspective. , emphasizing the dramatic role played by activists and educators from the Ethiopian community in the story of immigration and the values that can be drawn from this story for our lives in general and for the work of police officers in particular. The workshop is accompanied by a spectacular exhibition that passes through […]
"My Story" Workshop"
The "My Story" workshop is a personal values workshop that invites commanders to revisit key moments in their lives, identify the values and roots that guide their actions, and understand how they can bring more of their ”self" to their command role—in a conscious, responsible, and beneficial way. In the workshop, participants go through key stages in their life stories: people who influenced them, events in their immediate and wider environment, successes and failures, people who believed in them, and friends.