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Habonim Dror (alt. Dror Habonim translation:The builders - Freedom) is a Socialist-Zionist youth movement formed by the merger in 1980 of the Habonim and Dror youth movements.

Countries in which Habonim Dror operates

Habonim Dror North America

Habonim Dror North America (HDNA) runs many programs during the year, including a biannual veida (a mass meeting with representatives from around the movement), local events in central cities, kibbutzim in Israel, a year long program in Israel (called Workshop;), and many other ideology-focused gatherings.

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HDNA also runs 7 summer camps across the continent. These have become a large part of the movment, and in most cases are more important to members than local meetings (called ken meetings). Additionally, a five week trip, named Machaneh Bonim in Israel (MBI or MBA, or MBE, or MBEI, or MBAEI, depending on the location) is a summer tour of any of the combinations of the various locations for teens age 16(summer after 10th grade). The seven camps are as follows:

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Habonim Dror Australia

Habonim Dror has four kenim (branches) around Australia. They are in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth. Each Ken holds weekly meetings, regular seminars and two camps each year (winter and summer), with chaverim (members) from all of Australia and New Zealand coming together for senior summer camp.

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Habonim Dror Brazil

The movement arrived in Brazil by influences of the Argentine activists, and began in Porto Alegre (Southern Brazil) in 1945. Within a few years, Habonim reached Curitiba, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Some time later, it arrived in Recife, Salvador and Belo Horizonte, with their youngest branch at Niteroi being founded in 2004. At these eight branches across the country, Habonim runs weekly activities for children, teenagers and young adults from 7 to 22 years old.

Related Topics:
Porto Alegre - 1945 - Curitiba - São Paulo - Rio de Janeiro - Recife - Salvador - Belo Horizonte - Niteroi - 2004

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