The Boulder-Ramat HaNegev Sister City Initiative is hosting Ramat HaNegev Mayor Eron Doron and Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett for an informal happy hour on November 8.

Anyone interested in work that benefits both Israelis and Palestinians is invited to attend this exciting Zoom event and hear from SIPP’s seven new Mini-Grant recipients. These projects cover a wide range of civil society and environmental programs that support efforts to promote peace and well-being.

In January 2019, a delegation from Boulder, Colorado traveled to Ramat HaNegev, Israel and engaged with community leaders for a week of building people-to-people relationships, learning, exchanging ideas, sharing food and conversation, creating collaborative programs, and enjoying outdoor recreation.

The Boulder City Council sister city hearing for Boulder and Ramat HaNegev, Israel is set for this Thursday, August 23rd. Check here for latest details.

The Boulder City Council will hear and possibly approve an application to create a sister city relationship between Boulder and Ramat HaNegev, Israel on August 23rd.

Join SIPP at its second annual community update on October 20th, including a presentation from Bruce Shafer on the Root's Youth Photography Program.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP’s) is Updating the Community on its Recent Environmental Mission to Israel on Thursday December 10th.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) will report to the community on its October environmental mission to Israel and the West Bank.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects is sending Eric Lombardi, former director of Eco-Cycle, to Israel this month to meet with Israelis and Palestinians about sustainable environmental projects.

SIPP will be hosting an informational and fundraising event on Thursday evening, August 13. The event will feature Liora Meron, Israeli architect and planner, and Eric Lombardi, former executive director of Boulder's Eco-Cycle.