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1. Community Outreach: Wi'am is committed to meeting the needs of the community, to help the people resolve their problems and instill a sense joy. The work of Wi’am represents a grass roots approach to the urgent needs of the people .As we continue to train local persons in mediation skills, one unique aspects of our work is that approximately 20% of our expanses are covered by over 100 local volunteers who give not only their time, but also offer hospitability and the use of their phones and vehicles . Wi’am found that conflict resolution is the art of sharing our selves, our resources, our minds and hearts with others.

2. Wi'am conducts trainings through workshops on various issues related to conflict. Individuals (women, businessmen, teachers, students, government officials, security forces) from the community participate in the workshops. Human Rights & Democracy:At first, the different types of democracies that are in place around the world are studied. Secondly, time is spent dealing with democracy in Palestine. When addressing these issues, all elements of a society are open to discussion. Through the discussion, key points related to 'human rights' are highlighted at the core of a democracy. Community Relationships Government and Social Policies Economic Policies and Structure Role of the Authority Education- Importance and System Religious Policies of the State

3. The aim of Wi’am work is to improve the quality of human relationships .Based in Bethlehem community . • Wi’am is striving alongside other democratic forces present in the community to build a democratic and just society by the term justice we mean three things • addressing injustice rather than avenging them • Dignifying persons on both sides of the conflict • Promoting the quality of relationships

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