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What is Nishmah Banot?
Banot is Hebrew for "girls". Nishmah Banot refers to the programming for the girls of the St. Louis Jewish community. In addition to the Rosh Hodesh: It's a Girl Thing! program for girls in grades 6, 7 and 8, Nishmah offers programs for older teens created by the Nishmah Banot Board.
Banot Board 2009-2010
(Top row: Ronit Sherwin; Middle row (L-R): Abby Abrams, Meredith Joseph, Hannah Low, Natalie Hillman, Haley Millner, Jessica Langsam; Bottom row (L-R): Rebecca Langsam, Hannah Green; Not pictured: Jennifer Gartenberg, Caroline Stoner)
Who is the Banot Board?
The Banot Board for 2009-2010 is comprised of 10 girls in grades 9-12 that represent different schools and different Jewish affiliations. The Banot Board members are: Abby Abrams, Jennifer Gartenberg, Hannah Green, Natalie Hillman, Meredith Joseph, Jessica Langsam, Rebecca Langsam, Hannah Low, Haley Millner and Caroline Stoner. The Banot Board creates and implements all the Banot programs. The Banot Board meets regularly, just as the Board of directors, and works directly with the Nishmah Executive Director, Ronit Sherwin and the Banot Fellow, Simone Picker.
Click here for photos of our fall 2009 Banot programs for girls in grades 9-12! |
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