The Genesis Prize
Genesis Prize opens public nominations for 2027
Annual $1 million prize, known as the “Jewish Nobel,” is seeking nominations from around the world through Nov 30, with the public invited to nominate individuals recognized for their achievements
Gal Gadot's $3m. Genesis Prize initiative funds 24 Israeli mental health and trauma care NGOs
Van Jones joins Genesis Prize board, says humanity has ‘special responsibility’ to defend Jews
'When I grow up, I want to be like you': remembering Morris Kahn's most productive years - opinion
Genesis prize announces grant to fund breakthrough treatment for Syrian refugees
"We Jews have for centuries suffered as refugees. Now it’s time to help others."
Breaking Barriers: A big tent for all
The Genesis Prize Foundation’s Breaking Barriers competition winners plan to use their grants to support people with disabilities in the Jewish world.
Sharing a combined vision
Winners of Breaking Barriers – an initiative spearheaded by Itzhak Perlman – discuss their efforts to create a more inclusive society and demonstrate that a love of art and music is for everyone.
The next generation’s version of ‘tikkun olam’
Thanks to creativity, ingenuity and the support of the Genesis Prize Foundation, Genesis Generation Challenge winners are achieving their vision of turning Jewish values into action.
A shining sculptor
2017 Genesis Prize laureate Anish Kapoor champions Syrian refugees.
Sir Anish Kapoor wins 2017 Genesis Prize
British sculptor to direct award to projects that aid refugees.
'The Israeli Nobel' opens 2017 nominations
The EMET Prize is given "for excellence in academic and professional achievements that have far-reaching influence and make a significant contribution to society."
‘Giving is a Jewish thing,’ Itzhak Perlman tells ‘Post’
Virtuoso violinist says receiving Genesis Prize is an incredible honor, and he can’t wait to give it all away.
This week in Jerusalem 456940
Peggy Cidor's round-up of city affairs.
Helen Mirren to host award ceremony in Israel
The Genesis Prize, dubbed by Time magazine as “The Jewish Nobel,” will be awarded to Itzhak Perlman.