Online Creative Writing Groups in Israel
Our Poetry Clubs offer women and children a supportive space to explore creativity, self-expression, and language through poetry.
For children in Israel, the club is also a meaningful way to strengthen English skills in a relaxed, encouraging environment. For women, it’s a place to write, reflect, and connect through words.
Poetry Club for Women
A warm, supportive space to write, share, and grow creatively.
Ideal for women who enjoy writing in English and want thoughtful feedback, encouragement, and opportunities to be published.
Poetry Club for Kids
A fun and engaging poetry club that helps children:
- Improve their English reading and writing skills
- Build confidence expressing themselves in English
- Learn through creative prompts and gentle guidance
Perfect for English-speaking children in Israel or kids learning English as a second language.
What to Expect
- Weekly online sessions
- Supportive, guided group environment
- Feedback and encouragement
- Publication opportunities
Join Us
📞 053-3301676
Creative writing.
Confidence in English.
A love of words — at every age.
About Mindy Morasha
Mindy Morasha holds a Master’s degree in Journalism and is a published author, teacher, and writer with a lifelong love of poetry, language, and storytelling.
Originally from Florida, Mindy made Aliyah and now lives in Israel with her four children. Her personal journey as a mother, educator, and immigrant deeply informs her work—especially her sensitivity to language, expression, and confidence-building in English.
Mindy teaches English and creative writing to children and adults, using poetry as a gentle and powerful tool for self-expression, emotional awareness, and language development. Her teaching style is warm, encouraging, and rooted in the belief that everyone has a voice worth hearing.
In addition to writing and teaching, Mindy is an abstract artist, finding inspiration in color, movement, and words. Poetry has always been at the heart of her creative life—both on the page and beyond it.
Through her Poetry Clubs, Mindy creates spaces where women and children can connect to language, creativity, and themselves in meaningful ways.
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