Wise Aging
Learning to accept your life as it is, discovering how to make the best choices and becoming more resilient in difficult times.
Sculpture for the Sole
“Walk of Art: Visionary Shoes,” at the Parasol Projects Gallery in New York, features fascinating footwear created by alumni and students of the prestigious Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design in Jerusalem.
Update from Sderot
Work continues on the new Women’s Empowerment and Health Center funded by NA’AMAT USA. Construction of a new Women’s Empowerment and Health Care Center in Sderot, Israel, funded in part by NA’AMAT USA, is proceeding at a brisk pace. Shirli Shavit, Director of the International Department of NA’AMAT, reports that the new center is expected […]
NA’AMAT WOMAN, WINTER 2017
The Winter 2017 Issue of NA’AMAT WOMAN is out!
Spotlight Interview: Pnina Lahav
Author and Boston University law professor Pnina Lahav talks with NA’AMAT USA about her forthcoming biography, “Golda Meir: Through the Gender Lens.”
Challenging Israel’s Religious Establishment
In the current issue of NA’AMAT WOMAN, Michele Chabin writes about activist organizations, including NA’AMAT, that are moving forward in the struggle for religious pluralism in Israel.
Sustaining Partnership Program
Please join our special community of monthly givers. NA’AMAT USA works diligently to meet the many challenges of supporting and expanding our vast network of educational and social service programs in Israel. Your commitment plays a key role in enhancing the lives of women, children and families in Israel. Your ongoing gift will provide: [ultimate_icon_list][ultimate_icon_list_item […]
Spotlight Interview: Maor Kalfon Hakmigari
Maor Kalfon Hakhmigari is the recipient of a 2016 grant from the NA’AMAT Scholarship Program, funded by NA’AMAT USA. Maor is a 32-year-old vocational psychologist living in Ramat Gan and a Ph.D. candidate at Bar-Ilan University.
NA’AMAT USA Co-Sponsors 90th Anniversary Culmination Event at American Jewish Archives
NA’AMAT USA joined the American Jewish Archives and the University of Cincinnati, Department of History as co-sponsors of a special reception centering on the life and legacy of the late Golda Meir and to dedicate the papers of the late Phyllis Sutker.
The Reality of Jaffa
Once rundown and neglected, the ancient port city has been getting a makeover. How does this affect the mixed population of Jews and Arabs?
