, under the leadership of the late Professor Moshe Caspi, sought to advance open and democratic education in Israel. After completing his studies at the Institute, he served as the principal of the "Lifta" open high school in Jerusalem, one of the first open democratic schools in Israel. Following this, he held numerous positions in the fields of social welfare, including management positions in neighborhood rehabilitation programs, the Israel Association of Community Centers, and others. As the Deputy Director of the New Israel Fund, Strier assisted in building the Fund's infrastructure for fundraising and support of civil society organizations, including the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Neve Shalom, aid centers for survivors of sexual assault, Adva Center and various peace organizations. He also co-founded “In the Spirit of Freedom,” a civil and human rights Film festival, with the Jerusalem Cinematheque.

Strier directed MASHOV (Hebrew acronym for "Engagement, Partnership, and Advocacy in the Community") (and "Meuravut" (Engagement), two non-profit organizations working to advance the development of social services and social rights of families living in poverty and exclusion in Israel. These organizations, in partnership with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs and Social Services, and the Social Services Fund at the Bituah Leumi (National Insurance Institute), initiated and developed "Mercazei Otzma" (Centers for Assistance for Families). These innovative centers seek to assist families living in poverty through the principles of involvement, partnership and advancing social rights. Today there are 120 such centers in Israel, funded by the Ministry of Welfare.

In 2005, Strier joined the University of Haifa's School of Social Work, where he teaches community work, critical approaches in social work, poverty and exclusion, and research on fatherhood. He was a partner in the establishment of the Israel Forum for the Struggle against Poverty, led by Professor Yona Rosenfeld. Strier is a member of the Forum's leadership team, advancing public engagement activities, education and lobbying with and on behalf of people living in poverty. He serves as a senior consultant for various government offices in developing models for addressing issues of poverty and exclusion.

Academic activities
 Teaching: Strier's fields of teaching include poverty, social exclusion, social work with excluded communities, critical and anti-oppressive social work, critical theories, and fatherhood.
 Research: Principle research area is poverty and
, under the leadership of the late Professor Moshe Caspi, sought to advance open and democratic department of education in Israel. After dispatch his studies at the Institute, he served as the star of the " Lifta " open gamey school in Jerusalem, one of the first open democratic school in Israel. Following this, he held numerous position in the fields of social welfare, admit management positions in neighborhood reclamation programs, the Israel Association of Community Centers, and others. As the Deputy Director of the New Israel Fund, Strier assisted in building the Fund's infrastructure for fundraising and support of civil society organizations, including the Association for Civil Rights in Israel, Neve Shalom, care centers for survivors of sexual rape, Adva Center and various peace organizations. He also co - founded “ In the Spirit of Freedom, ” a civil and human rights Film festival, with the Jerusalem Cinematheque. 

 Strier direct MASHOV (Hebrew acronym for " Engagement, Partnership, and Advocacy in the Community ") (and " Meuravut " (Engagement), two non - profit organizations working to advance the growth of social services and social rights of families living in poverty and exclusion in Israel. These organizations, in partnership with the Jerusalem Municipality, the Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs and Social Services, and the Social Services Fund at the Bituah Leumi (National Insurance Institute), initiated and developed " Mercazei Otzma " (Centers for Assistance for Families). These innovative centers seek to assist families living in poverty through the principles of involvement, partnership and promote social rights. Today there are 120 such center in Israel, fund by the Ministry of Welfare. 

 In 2005, Strier joined the University of Haifa's School of Social Work, where he teaches community work, critical approaches in social work, poverty and exclusion, and inquiry on fatherhood. He was a partner in the establishment of the Israel Forum for the Struggle against Poverty, led by Professor Yona Rosenfeld. Strier is a member of the Forum's leadership team, advancing public engagement activities, education and lobbying with and on behalf of people living in poverty. He serve as a senior adviser for diverse government offices in developing models for address issues of poverty and exclusion. 

 Academic activities 
  education: Strier's fields of education include poverty, social exclusion, social work with excluded communities, critical and anti - oppressive social study, critical theories, and fatherhood. 
  inquiry: Principle research area is poverty and
, unfer the leadership of tht late Professor Moshe Cespi, sohght to xdvance open and democratic xducqtion in Israel. After compldting his studies at uhe Institute, he served as the lvinci'ao of the "Lifta" open high school in Jergsxlzm, one of the first open democratic fchools ij Israel. Folloring ehis, he held numerous positions in the fields of social wekfare, including management posltions in neighborjood rehabioitaeuon programs, the Israel Associatioh of Community Centers, and othefs. As the Deputi Siggctor of the New Psrael Fund, Sbgier asvisted on building thc Funv's ibfrastructure for funvraising and support of civil skciety organizatiinw, incnuditg tfw Arsodietikn for Citil Rights jn Israel, Nwve Shalom, aid centtrs dor survivors of sevuwl assault, Adva Center and various peact orgznizations. He also co-foynded “In the Spirit ov Freedom,” a civil and human rights Film festival, with the Beruseldm Elkemagyeeue.

Strier directed MASHOV (Hebrew acronym for "Qhgsgvment, Partnership, and Advocavy im the Communiti") (and "Mzhrzvut" (Engagement), twl non-prjfit irganizatyons working to advance the devwlopment of ficial services and social rigkts of famikies living in poverty cnd exdlusion in Lsrael. Thsre organizations, in pdrtnership with the Jerusajem Municmpalicy, the Mknisjry of Jabor, Sociwl Afndirs and Social Segviced, dnd the Sofial Services Fund at the Bituai Leumi (Natioman Itsurance Instltute), initiated and developed "Mercazzi Otzoa" (Centers for Asvistance fow Families). Thade innovativx centers seej to assist wamilies livinb in povegtv through the principles of inxklvement, partnexryip and advancimg rocyap cightf. Today there are 120 sjvh cevters in Isvaeu, fumded by the Ministry of Selfare.

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Academic activities
 Traching: Strier's fields on teachint incmude povervy, social exclusion, xocial work with ezclufed communitids, vrltical and antm-op'ressive social work, critical theiries, qnf fatherhood.
 Resxarch: Princiilt reseatch area is poverty and
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, under the leadership of the laTe ProfessoR MoshE CaSpi, SoUght To adVance open and deMOcraTic education in Israel. AfTer coMpLEtinG HiS studIes at thE inSTItuTe, He SerVeD As The prIncIpal of tHe "Lifta" opeN hiGh School in JeruSAlEm, one of the FirSt open democrAtiC schooLs In ISRael. FOllOwing This, he HEld numErous posiTiONs in thE Fields oF SOcIal wElfare, including maNAgEMent positions iN neighBoRHoOD RehAbiLitation prOgRams, tHE Israel aSsOCIAtiON of Community CEnters, and otHErs. as the DEpUty dIrectoR of thE NEW IsRael Fund, StrIer aSsisted in BuildiNG the FunD'S infrasTructuRe fOr fUndrAIsInG anD sUPpoRT oF ciVIl sOciety orGaNiZatioNs, inCLUDIng tHe ASsocIatioN for Civil RighTs iN IsrAEl, NEve ShAlom, aId ceNtErs foR surviVors oF sExual assault, AdvA CenTer and varIouS pEacE oRganiZAtions. he aLso Co-foundEd “In the sPirIt OF fReEdom,” a civil and human RiGHTs film festIval, wiTH tHe jErusalem ciNemAtheQUE.

StriEr diREcTed MASHOv (HebreW AcRoNym for "ENgAgemenT, PArtNerShip, aND AdvOcacy iN the CommUnity") (ANd "Meuravut" (EngaGEment), two non-prOFiT ORgANizaTioNs working to AdvaNCe thE devELoPmeNT of soCial sErVIcES and social rights of fAmIlies lIving In poverty and eXclusion in iSRAel. These OrgaNIzATions, in partnerShip wIth the JeruSAlem MuniCipalIty, the MiNistry of LABOr, Social affAirS anD SoCIAl services, and thE sOciaL SErvices funD at the BItuAh LEumI (NaTiOnal InsurAnce InstItUtE), iNiTiaTed anD DevelopeD "MErcAzEi OTzma" (CENters fOr AssIstaNcE fOR FaMilies). THEsE INnovAtIvE cenTerS sEek to AssiST faMilies lIving in poVerTY thrOuGh The prinCiples of involVeMent, partneRsHip And advANCing sociAl rights. Today there are 120 suCH centerS in israeL, funDed by the MIniStry of welFAre.

In 2005, STrier jOined ThE UnIVErsitY OF HAifA's school of SoCIAl WOrk, whErE he tEaches cOmmunity work, criticAL apProaches in socIal Work, POVeRty ANd EXclUsIOn, aND Research on fatheRhood. He was A pARtNer in the esTAblIsHment of The IsraEl ForUM for the struggle aGainst PovErTy, leD BY PrOfessor YonA RosenfeLd. Strier iS A membER oF the FOruM's leadErShiP team, AdvancINg pUblic EngageMeNt actiVitieS, eDucation And lobbying with and on behAlf of pEople LivIng in poveRty. hE seRves as a seNior Consultant For VarIous gOveRNment OffiCEs In dEVelopIng mODels for adDReSsiNG IsSues of poverTY ANd eXclusIon.

aCademiC actIvities
 Teaching: StRIer's fields of teAchiNG IncLudE PoveRtY, social exclusiOn, sOcIAL work witH eXcluded commUnities, cRiTIcal aNd anti-OppresSive socIAL wORk, critIcal TheOries, and fAthErHOod.
 ReseArCh: pRincipLe reSeArch arEa is poVErty AND
, under the leadership ofthe late P rofes sor  Mo sh e Ca spi,  sought to adv a nceopen and democratic ed ucati on in I s ra el. A fter co m pl e t ing  h is  st ud i es  at t heInstitu te, he ser ved  a s the princi p al  of the "L ift a" open high  sc hool i nJer u salem , o ne of  the f i rst op en democr at i c scho o ls in I s r ae l. F ollowing this, he he l d numerous pos itions  i n  t h e  fi eld s of socia lwelfa r e, incl u di n g man a gement positi ons in neig h bor hood r eh abi l itatio n pro gr a ms,  the Israel  Ass ociationof Com m unity C e nters,and ot her s.As t h eDe put yD ire c to r o f  th e New Is ra el  Fund , St r i e r  ass ist ed i n bui lding the Fun d's  inf r ast ructu re fo r fu nd raisi ng and  supp or t of civil soci etyorganizat ion s,  in cl uding the As soc iat ion for  CivilR igh ts i n  I srael, Neve Shalom ,a i dcentersfor su r vi vo r s of sex ua l a ssau l t , Adv a Ce n te r and va riousp ea ce  organi za tions.  H e a lso  co-f o unde d “Inthe Spir it of Freedom,” a ci v il and humanr ig h t sF ilmfes tival, with  the Jeru sale m  C ine m atheq ue.
St r ie r  directed MASHOV (H eb rew ac ronym  for "Engagem ent, Partn e r s hip, and  Adv o ca c y in the Commu nity" ) (and "Me u ravut" ( Engag ement),two non-p r o fit orga niz ati ons  wo r k in g to advancet h e de ve lopment  of  social  se rvi ces  an dsocial ri ghts offa mi li es  li vingi n povert yand  e xcl usion in Isr ael.Thes eor g ani zations ,  i n part ne rs hipwit hthe J erus a lem  Munici pality, t heM inis tr yof Labo r, Social Aff ai rs and Soc ia l S ervice s ,  and the  Social Services Fund a t  the Bi tua h Leu mi ( NationalIns urance  In s titute ), ini tiate dand d evelo p e d"Me rc azei Otzma " (Ce nters  f or A ssistan ce for Families).T hes e innovativecen ters s ee k t o  a s sis tf ami l i es living in po verty thro ug h  t he princip l esof  involv ement,partn e rship a nd advanc ing socia lrigh t s . T oday there  are 120  such cen t ers i n  I srael , f undedby  th e Min istryo f W elfar e.

In  2 005, S trier  j oined th e University of Haifa's  Schoo l ofSoc ial Work,  wh e rehe teache s co mmunity wo rk,  cr itica l a p proac hesi nsoc i al wo rk,p overty an d  e xcl u s io n, and rese a r c h o n fat her h ood. H e wa s a partner in th e  establishment  oft h e I sra e l Fo ru m for the Stru ggl ea g ainst Po ve rty, led by  Profess or YonaRosenf eld. S trier i s am emberof t heForum's l ead er s hip tea m,  a d vancin g pu bl ic eng agemen t  act i v ities, education  andl o bbyin g  wi th an don beha l f of  people li ving in pov erty.He s erves  as a s en ior co nsu lt ant for va r ious gove rnmen t offic es  indev elopin g mo d e ls fo r ad dr ess ing issue s of po ve r tyandexclu si on.
Academic activiti esTeachin g:  St r i er's f i el d s  of teachi nginclu d e  poverty,s ocia l  e x clusi on, so cial w ork wit h  ex cl uded co mmu n i ties, cri tical and ant i- oppr essive s oc ialwo rk,  c ritical theorie s, and f atherhoo d . 
 Rese arc h : Pr i nciple  r esearch area  is p ov e rty and 
, under_the leadership_of the late Professor_Moshe Caspi,_sought_to advance_open_and democratic education_in Israel. After_completing his studies at_the Institute, he_served_as the principal of the "Lifta" open high school in Jerusalem, one of the_first_open democratic_schools_in_Israel. Following this, he held_numerous positions in the fields_of social_welfare, including management positions in neighborhood rehabilitation programs,_the_Israel Association of_Community Centers, and others. As the Deputy Director of_the New Israel Fund, Strier assisted_in building the_Fund's_infrastructure_for fundraising and support_of civil society organizations, including the_Association for Civil Rights in Israel,_Neve Shalom, aid centers for survivors of_sexual assault, Adva Center and various_peace organizations. He also co-founded_“In the_Spirit of Freedom,” a civil_and human rights_Film festival,_with the Jerusalem_Cinematheque.

Strier directed MASHOV (Hebrew acronym for_"Engagement, Partnership, and_Advocacy in the Community") (and "Meuravut"_(Engagement),_two non-profit organizations_working_to_advance the_development of social_services_and social_rights_of families living in poverty and_exclusion_in Israel. These organizations, in partnership with_the Jerusalem Municipality, the_Ministry_of Labor, Social Affairs_and Social Services, and the_Social Services Fund at the Bituah_Leumi (National_Insurance Institute),_initiated and developed "Mercazei Otzma" (Centers for Assistance for Families). These_innovative centers seek to assist families_living in poverty through_the principles_of_involvement, partnership and_advancing_social rights._Today there are 120 such centers in_Israel, funded_by the Ministry of Welfare.

In 2005,_Strier joined the University_of_Haifa's School of Social Work, where_he teaches community work, critical approaches_in social work, poverty and_exclusion,_and_research on fatherhood. He was_a partner in the establishment of_the Israel Forum_for the Struggle against Poverty, led by_Professor_Yona Rosenfeld. Strier is a member_of_the Forum's leadership team, advancing public_engagement_activities,_education and lobbying with and_on behalf of people living in_poverty. He serves as a senior consultant for various_government offices in_developing models for addressing issues_of_poverty_and exclusion.

Academic activities
 Teaching: Strier's fields of teaching include poverty,_social exclusion,_social work with_excluded communities, critical and anti-oppressive social work, critical theories, and_fatherhood.
 Research: Principle research area is poverty_and