This report describes the administrative structure, activities, and research projects of the Research Institute for Innovation in Education. The institute was established in 1968 as a cooperative project of the National Council of Jewish Women (USA) and the School of Education of the Hebrew University (Israel) with the goal of undertaking research and carrying out programs for socially and educationally disadvantaged groups in Israeli society. Among the institute's activities discussed in the report are academic seminars and lectures; participation by institute members in public commissions and organizations; implementation of instructional, family, and residential programs; and an apprenticeship program for Israeli teenagers. Also described are research projects which address the areas of early childhood education, family and community education, school integration, informal education, recovery institutions, career education, and experimentation and intervention in schools. Appended to the report are a list of institute staff members and a bibliography of institute publications. (Author/WAM)