The Art of Capturing Human Learning

The Edmond J. Safra Center for the Study of Brain and Learning Disabilities

Our center is dedicated to exploring the fascinating intersection of the mind, the brain, culture, and education. We focus on the unique developmental challenges and opportunities faced by Hebrew- and Arabic-speaking children and adults.

Our multi-cultural center is a beacon of hope for shared living that celebrates human diversity

By pooling resources and expertise, our researchers, who come from different academic backgrounds, jointly develop effective interventions tailored to the specific needs of all children in the region.

We offer comprehensive resources on learning disabilities in Semitic languages that combine the latest research from the fields of neuroscience, psychology, and education.

The Longitudinal Study

Tracking Israeli Children’s Development from Kindergarten to the Sixth Grade

We are proud to lead one of the most extensive developmental studies on thousands of Hebrew- and Arabic-speaking children.
Safra in the Community

Discover the Power of Innovative Research in Everyday Practice

ספרא בקהילה

מובילים שותפויות אקדמיה-שדה למימוש הפוטנציאל של כל ילד וילדה דוברי עברית ודוברי ערבית

Safra in the Community

Discover the Power of Innovative Research in Everyday Practice

ספרא בקהילה

מובילים שותפויות אקדמיה-שדה למימוש הפוטנציאל של כל ילד וילדה דוברי עברית ודוברי ערבית

“We believe every child deserves the best possible start in life, and we hope this website will serve as a valuable resource for anyone committed to promoting the well-being and success of children.”
Prof. Tami Katzir
Director
What's New?

The Edmond J. Safra Brain Research Center for the Study of Learning Disabilities was established at the University of Haifa in 2008 by the late Prof. Zvia Breznitz’s extraordinary vision.

Watch the center’s establishment video

שלום לכולם,

נוכח מצב החירום, מרכז אדמונד י. ספרא באוניברסיטת חיפה נרתם למען קהילת המורים והמורות בישראל.

פיתחנו עבור אנשי חינוך והורים ערכות פדגוגיות-רגשיות קצרות.