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“English With Aunt Polly”, a Northern Exposure Business, is Expanding
Paulina Gibbel Kravetz, who holds an MA in English and possesses 38 years of experience as an English teacher, has developed a unique program to teach English through recreational activities.
Paulina created various games – including board games and party games, as well as workbooks and a puppet theater – through which she gives children tools to begin acquiring English as a second language; her method enables children as young as four to develop speaking, reading and writing skills.
Paulina designs and creates unique puppets for her shows and uses them in the classes she teaches. The puppets serve an important role in teaching the children, as they are large, colorful and absorbing.
Starting next month, a series of four puppet shows in English will take place in Usfiyya .
As the summer approaches, Pauline will run her “Aunt Polly” day camps in Acco, the surrounding towns Krayot and Usfiyya.
Next school year she will open new classes in Acco, Usfiyya, the Krayot and Nahariya. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Northern Exposure Businesses at the “8 Faces of Kiryat Shmona” Exhibit
This collective exhibit of multidisciplinary artists from Kiryat Shmona highlights the many faces of the city. The exhibit will feature paintings of various techniques and objects d’art in wood, fabric, iron, stone and more.
The exhibit will take place in the Nehemia Mall in Kiryat Shmona for a month. The festive opening will take place on Thursday, April 10, at 6 PM.
Warmly recommended. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Northern Exposure in the Businesswomen’s Holiday Fair
Sanaa Abu Hanna (jeweler and Nazareth jewelry shop owner, and Samaher Hadad, owner of a beauty institute in Tarshiha – two entrepreneurs of Northern Exposure assisted by the Economic Empowerment Association will participate in a fair that the Association is running in order to expose, create awareness of and permit the purchase of products and services from Arab businesswomen at the start of their entrepreneurial lives.
.The fair will take place Sunday, 16 December 2007 from 10 AM to 10 PM in the Kiryon (Haifa). Come one, come all! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HaBe'r Delicacies, a Northern Exposure business, is expanding.
HaBe'r Delicacies is a home-based enterprise located in Rosh Pina, specializing in the production and development of fine foods. All work is done in an exacting manner by hand, in traditional fashion. All the products are 100% natural, using local ingredients, with no preservatives, colors or additives. Their products include: jams and preserves (pears in wine, figs, guava, quince and more), liqueurs and a new series of sauces.Their product can be found at Spice stores in:Hadar Yosef Branch, Kehillat Saloniki 11
Yehud – Savion Branch, Yehud Industrial Zone (behind the Dor gas station)
BILU Branch, Bilu Center, Kiryat Eqron And of course, at their home in Roh Pina. Kosher under the supervision of the Rosh Pina Rabbinate Telefax: 04-6930340 · roshpina2@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
News from visiting delegations, tours and reports from Northern Exposure micro-enterprises in the North of Israel.
Starting the project - our first day
September 15, 2006: Haifa, Nazareth, Eilaboun, Kiryat Shmona and Tsefat
We just got back from three very intensive days of visiting, filming and interviewing micro-entrepreneurs and owners of micro-businesses, Arabs and Jews, all over the north of Israel. Their personal stories revealed the immense economic, social and personal damage inflicted by the second Lebanon war.
The amazing thing was to see how, amidst all the chaos and shocking effect of the war, these people continue to create. They are not willing to give up and fall into despair. They are full of passion for producing their craftsmanship, selling it and rebuilding their lives.
The web-catalogue we are now creating aims to help them fulfill this vision.
Video clip: First day in Kiryat Shmona
September 19, 2006: Haifa. We attended a conference organized by Economic Empowerment for Women - 'Reorganizing Micro-businesses after the War'.It was attended by over 100 clients of EEW, and included seminars on a variety of subjects. It was a great opportunity for us to see first hand how an NGO was addressing the needs of micro businesses in the North and to meet many of the people. We photographed products and interviewed some of them for incorporation in the catalogue.
Paulina Gibbel Kravetz, who holds an MA in English and possesses 38 years of experience as an English teacher, has developed a unique program to teach English through recreational activities.
Paulina created various games – including board games and party games, as well as workbooks and a puppet theater – through which she gives children tools to begin acquiring English as a second language; her method enables children as young as four to develop speaking, reading and writing skills.
Paulina designs and creates unique puppets for her shows and uses them in the classes she teaches. The puppets serve an important role in teaching the children, as they are large, colorful and absorbing.
Starting next month, a series of four puppet shows in English will take place in Usfiyya .
As the summer approaches, Pauline will run her “Aunt Polly” day camps in Acco, the surrounding towns Krayot and Usfiyya.
Next school year she will open new classes in Acco, Usfiyya, the Krayot and Nahariya.
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Northern Exposure Businesses at the “8 Faces of Kiryat Shmona” Exhibit
This collective exhibit of multidisciplinary artists from Kiryat Shmona highlights the many faces of the city. The exhibit will feature paintings of various techniques and objects d’art in wood, fabric, iron, stone and more.
The exhibit will take place in the Nehemia Mall in Kiryat Shmona for a month. The festive opening will take place on Thursday, April 10, at 6 PM.
Warmly recommended. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Northern Exposure in the Businesswomen’s Holiday Fair
Sanaa Abu Hanna (jeweler and Nazareth jewelry shop owner, and Samaher Hadad, owner of a beauty institute in Tarshiha – two entrepreneurs of Northern Exposure assisted by the Economic Empowerment Association will participate in a fair that the Association is running in order to expose, create awareness of and permit the purchase of products and services from Arab businesswomen at the start of their entrepreneurial lives.
.The fair will take place Sunday, 16 December 2007 from 10 AM to 10 PM in the Kiryon (Haifa). Come one, come all! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HaBe'r Delicacies, a Northern Exposure business, is expanding.
HaBe'r Delicacies is a home-based enterprise located in Rosh Pina, specializing in the production and development of fine foods. All work is done in an exacting manner by hand, in traditional fashion. All the products are 100% natural, using local ingredients, with no preservatives, colors or additives. Their products include: jams and preserves (pears in wine, figs, guava, quince and more), liqueurs and a new series of sauces.Their product can be found at Spice stores in:Hadar Yosef Branch, Kehillat Saloniki 11
Yehud – Savion Branch, Yehud Industrial Zone (behind the Dor gas station)
BILU Branch, Bilu Center, Kiryat Eqron And of course, at their home in Roh Pina. Kosher under the supervision of the Rosh Pina Rabbinate Telefax: 04-6930340 · roshpina2@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
News from visiting delegations, tours and reports from Northern Exposure micro-enterprises in the North of Israel.
Starting the project - our first day
September 15, 2006: Haifa, Nazareth, Eilaboun, Kiryat Shmona and Tsefat
We just got back from three very intensive days of visiting, filming and interviewing micro-entrepreneurs and owners of micro-businesses, Arabs and Jews, all over the north of Israel. Their personal stories revealed the immense economic, social and personal damage inflicted by the second Lebanon war.
The amazing thing was to see how, amidst all the chaos and shocking effect of the war, these people continue to create. They are not willing to give up and fall into despair. They are full of passion for producing their craftsmanship, selling it and rebuilding their lives.
The web-catalogue we are now creating aims to help them fulfill this vision.
Video clip: First day in Kiryat Shmona
September 19, 2006: Haifa. We attended a conference organized by Economic Empowerment for Women - 'Reorganizing Micro-businesses after the War'.It was attended by over 100 clients of EEW, and included seminars on a variety of subjects. It was a great opportunity for us to see first hand how an NGO was addressing the needs of micro businesses in the North and to meet many of the people. We photographed products and interviewed some of them for incorporation in the catalogue.
The exhibit will take place in the Nehemia Mall in Kiryat Shmona for a month. The festive opening will take place on Thursday, April 10, at 6 PM.
Warmly recommended.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Northern Exposure in the Businesswomen’s Holiday Fair
Sanaa Abu Hanna (jeweler and Nazareth jewelry shop owner, and Samaher Hadad, owner of a beauty institute in Tarshiha – two entrepreneurs of Northern Exposure assisted by the Economic Empowerment Association will participate in a fair that the Association is running in order to expose, create awareness of and permit the purchase of products and services from Arab businesswomen at the start of their entrepreneurial lives.
.The fair will take place Sunday, 16 December 2007 from 10 AM to 10 PM in the Kiryon (Haifa). Come one, come all! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HaBe'r Delicacies, a Northern Exposure business, is expanding.
HaBe'r Delicacies is a home-based enterprise located in Rosh Pina, specializing in the production and development of fine foods. All work is done in an exacting manner by hand, in traditional fashion. All the products are 100% natural, using local ingredients, with no preservatives, colors or additives. Their products include: jams and preserves (pears in wine, figs, guava, quince and more), liqueurs and a new series of sauces.Their product can be found at Spice stores in:Hadar Yosef Branch, Kehillat Saloniki 11
Yehud – Savion Branch, Yehud Industrial Zone (behind the Dor gas station)
BILU Branch, Bilu Center, Kiryat Eqron And of course, at their home in Roh Pina. Kosher under the supervision of the Rosh Pina Rabbinate Telefax: 04-6930340 · roshpina2@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
News from visiting delegations, tours and reports from Northern Exposure micro-enterprises in the North of Israel.
Starting the project - our first day
September 15, 2006: Haifa, Nazareth, Eilaboun, Kiryat Shmona and Tsefat
We just got back from three very intensive days of visiting, filming and interviewing micro-entrepreneurs and owners of micro-businesses, Arabs and Jews, all over the north of Israel. Their personal stories revealed the immense economic, social and personal damage inflicted by the second Lebanon war.
The amazing thing was to see how, amidst all the chaos and shocking effect of the war, these people continue to create. They are not willing to give up and fall into despair. They are full of passion for producing their craftsmanship, selling it and rebuilding their lives.
The web-catalogue we are now creating aims to help them fulfill this vision.
Video clip: First day in Kiryat Shmona
September 19, 2006: Haifa. We attended a conference organized by Economic Empowerment for Women - 'Reorganizing Micro-businesses after the War'.It was attended by over 100 clients of EEW, and included seminars on a variety of subjects. It was a great opportunity for us to see first hand how an NGO was addressing the needs of micro businesses in the North and to meet many of the people. We photographed products and interviewed some of them for incorporation in the catalogue.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HaBe'r Delicacies, a Northern Exposure business, is expanding.
HaBe'r Delicacies is a home-based enterprise located in Rosh Pina, specializing in the production and development of fine foods. All work is done in an exacting manner by hand, in traditional fashion. All the products are 100% natural, using local ingredients, with no preservatives, colors or additives. Their products include: jams and preserves (pears in wine, figs, guava, quince and more), liqueurs and a new series of sauces.Their product can be found at Spice stores in:Hadar Yosef Branch, Kehillat Saloniki 11
Yehud – Savion Branch, Yehud Industrial Zone (behind the Dor gas station)
BILU Branch, Bilu Center, Kiryat Eqron And of course, at their home in Roh Pina. Kosher under the supervision of the Rosh Pina Rabbinate Telefax: 04-6930340 · roshpina2@gmail.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
News from visiting delegations, tours and reports from Northern Exposure micro-enterprises in the North of Israel.
Starting the project - our first day
September 15, 2006: Haifa, Nazareth, Eilaboun, Kiryat Shmona and Tsefat
We just got back from three very intensive days of visiting, filming and interviewing micro-entrepreneurs and owners of micro-businesses, Arabs and Jews, all over the north of Israel. Their personal stories revealed the immense economic, social and personal damage inflicted by the second Lebanon war.
The amazing thing was to see how, amidst all the chaos and shocking effect of the war, these people continue to create. They are not willing to give up and fall into despair. They are full of passion for producing their craftsmanship, selling it and rebuilding their lives.
The web-catalogue we are now creating aims to help them fulfill this vision.
Video clip: First day in Kiryat Shmona
September 19, 2006: Haifa. We attended a conference organized by Economic Empowerment for Women - 'Reorganizing Micro-businesses after the War'.It was attended by over 100 clients of EEW, and included seminars on a variety of subjects. It was a great opportunity for us to see first hand how an NGO was addressing the needs of micro businesses in the North and to meet many of the people. We photographed products and interviewed some of them for incorporation in the catalogue.
HaBe'r Delicacies, a Northern Exposure business, is expanding.
HaBe'r Delicacies is a home-based enterprise located in Rosh Pina, specializing in the production and development of fine foods. All work is done in an exacting manner by hand, in traditional fashion. All the products are 100% natural, using local ingredients, with no preservatives, colors or additives. Their products include: jams and preserves (pears in wine, figs, guava, quince and more), liqueurs and a new series of sauces.Their product can be found at Spice stores in:Hadar Yosef Branch, Kehillat Saloniki 11Yehud – Savion Branch, Yehud Industrial Zone (behind the Dor gas station)
BILU Branch, Bilu Center, Kiryat Eqron And of course, at their home in Roh Pina. Kosher under the supervision of the Rosh Pina Rabbinate Telefax: 04-6930340 · roshpina2@gmail.com
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News from visiting delegations, tours and reports from Northern Exposure micro-enterprises in the North of Israel.
Starting the project - our first day
September 15, 2006: Haifa, Nazareth, Eilaboun, Kiryat Shmona and TsefatWe just got back from three very intensive days of visiting, filming and interviewing micro-entrepreneurs and owners of micro-businesses, Arabs and Jews, all over the north of Israel. Their personal stories revealed the immense economic, social and personal damage inflicted by the second Lebanon war.
The amazing thing was to see how, amidst all the chaos and shocking effect of the war, these people continue to create. They are not willing to give up and fall into despair. They are full of passion for producing their craftsmanship, selling it and rebuilding their lives.
The web-catalogue we are now creating aims to help them fulfill this vision.
Video clip: First day in Kiryat Shmona
September 19, 2006: Haifa. We attended a conference organized by Economic Empowerment for Women - 'Reorganizing Micro-businesses after the War'.It was attended by over 100 clients of EEW, and included seminars on a variety of subjects. It was a great opportunity for us to see first hand how an NGO was addressing the needs of micro businesses in the North and to meet many of the people. We photographed products and interviewed some of them for incorporation in the catalogue.