Writing has a unique power to transform, connect, and inspire. Through words, we can share our deepest truths, shape ideas, and give voice to the unspoken. It’s not just a skill—it’s a means of self-expression and a way to make sense of the world around us.
As the Tanach beautifully says, “The soul of a person is the lamp of God, searching all the innermost parts” (Proverbs 20:27). Writing lights up these hidden places, helping us uncover who we are and how we can contribute to the world.
Our Journalism and Writing Programs are designed to harness this power, giving girls and women the tools they need to express themselves confidently, creatively, and meaningfully. Whether you’re a young girl dreaming of publishing your first article or a woman ready to explore your story, these programs offer a supportive space to grow and thrive.
Now Accepting Applicants!
Journalism Program for Girls (Ages 10-14)
Empower your daughter to become a confident communicator with our Journalism Program designed specifically for girls aged 10-14. This program offers:
- Skill Development: Students will develop their abilities in interviewing, writing, editing, web and graphic design, and production.
- Hands-On Experience: Through practical, real-world tasks, students will nurture their creativity, teamwork, and communication skills.
- Community Contribution: Participants will have the opportunity to contribute to a community magazine, giving them a platform to showcase their work.
Classes are held every Monday and Wednesday after school in a supportive and engaging environment.
Schedule:
Mondays & Wednesdays, 16:00 to 17:30
Writing Group for Women
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced writer, our Writing Group for Women provides a welcoming space for you to:
- Explore Different Writing Forms: Engage in journaling, memoir writing, and collaborate on magazine content.
- Connect and Share: Build connections with other women, share your work, and grow in your writing practice.
- Flexible Learning: Participate in sessions either in person or online, making it convenient for everyone.
Schedule:
Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00 to 10:30
Flexible days and times are available, and private sessions can be arranged upon request.
Location:
Sessions are held at my home near the Midrahov in Zichron Yaakov or online.
RSVP:
Call or message to join or reserve your spot.
Contact:
Mindy Rubenstein, 053-330-1676
About Me
I am Mindy Rubenstein, a magazine editor and writer with experience in both the U.S. and Israel. I hold a master’s degree in journalism and have taught English and writing. My work has been recognized with a national award for religion writing in secular media. I am passionate about helping students and adults express themselves through writing and creativity.
For more information, visit www.mindy.studio.
“The soul of a person is the lamp of God, searching all the innermost parts.” (Proverbs 20:27)
Through writing, we illuminate the depths of our souls, uncovering truths and stories that connect us to ourselves and to others.
Join us to enhance your writing skills, connect with like-minded women, and contribute to meaningful projects. Don’t miss this opportunity to grow and express yourself!
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