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on February 19, 2010
Jalaja Bonheim
Posted project update #3A Successful Retreat
Post CommentOur retreat in the West Bank was a huge success. Thanks to everyone who donated to make it possible. We have a lot of photos, videos, and blog entries from the trip.
Flickr Slide Show of Retreat:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/icirclework/sets/72157623316305555/show/
Blog Entries:
> The Retreat in Palestine
> The End of Our Journey: Looking Back
> Healing for Women in the West Bank
Videos:
> The Voices of Palestinian Women: Madiha
> The Voices of Palestinian Women: Maha
> The Voices of Palestinian Women: Majida -
on January 17, 2010
Jalaja Bonheim
Posted project update #2thank you, thank you, thank you
Post CommentTo all of you that pledged money to support our project to create our circle in Palestine, we are ever grateful for your support. Please visit our website, www.instituteforcirclework.org, at any time for updates. Blessings, Jalaja
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on January 15, 2010Funded!
Fund the first Women's Circle in Palestine! by Jalaja Bonheim
In January 2010, we will be leading the first retreat for Palestinian women in the West Bank. Be part of this groundbreaking project!
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106% funded $4,259 pledged
- 50 backers
- Funded Jan 15, 2010
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on December 29, 2009
Jalaja Bonheim
commented on a projectBenny Barak has made a pledge in honor of his beloved adopted sister-in-law, Ilana Erhmann, who graduated from the Circlework Training in September 2009 and is now leading circles for Jewish and Arab women in Israel.
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on December 28, 2009
Jalaja Bonheim
Posted project update #1Thanks for your generosity ...
Post Comment... we've reached $3,000! With only $1,000 to go and 18 days to go, we are increasingly hopeful that we will reach our goal of $4,000 to fund the first women's Circlework retreat in Bethlehem. We are so grateful to all of you who have supported this groundbreaking project thus far.
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on December 1, 2009
Jalaja Bonheim launched a project
Fund the first Women's Circle in Palestine! by Jalaja Bonheim
In January 2010, we will be leading the first retreat for Palestinian women in the West Bank. Be part of this groundbreaking project!
- $4,000 funding goal
- 01/15/2010 Funding Ended
Jalaja Bonheim
Jalaja Bonheim is the founder and director of the Institute for Circlework ( www.instituteforcirclework.org ). She’s the author of four books, and is now writing a new book called Living in Peace: A Vision of Hope for Humanity. As a Jew raised ... view more
