A teaching staff from BeU will give a lecture series on the topic “Reciprocity model in community work with families and children”. In turn, Master’s students will study the topic “Social work with adolescents and their parents and different forms of social work with boys and girls”, which would provide valuable insights for supervision master’s students. ECA faculty members would deliver lectures at Bethlehem University on the topics “The “ancient innovation” of client-centered social work and its development in a risk society”; as well as “Professional tasks of a Caritative social work supervisor”; and “Individual, group, collective supervision in social work”. A faculty member from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev will provide an in-depth presentation on issues of Personal Identity in the Babylonian and Jerusalem Talmuds, as well as other ancient Jewish texts, which provide much innovative knowledge on the issue of personal identity, which is important for students in the helping professions. 1 student from ECA studied at Ben-Gurion University in the social work program.