The Charney Resolution Center
The Charney Resolution Center, well known as the CRC, is a non-profit organization that was founded by Ms. Tzili Doron, as inspired by his late husband Dr.Leon Charney. Dr. Leon Charney was a Jewish American philanthropist and media personality who was one of the influential backdoor players in sealing the Camp David Treaty of 1978/79. Tzili established the CRC in 2015 as an innovative space dedicated to the history and the future of diplomacy, conflict resolution, and peace especially among youth in the Middle East, and the rest of the world.
The mission of the Charney Resolution Center is to motivate youth to pursue world peace and conflict resolution through learning tools that assist them with negotiation processes, empathy, and creative arts. The CRC encourages young people to be active peace-seekers and apply the principles of non-violent communication to settle disputes in their communities.
The CRC provides training in the art of negotiation and mediation through workshops, lectures, film screenings, and mediation courses for students in Israel and all around the world. The current headquarter for the CRC is at the Eastern Mediterranean International School, HaKfar Hayarok, Israel.