The Jerusalem Theatre invites women and men to participate in a fascinating evening 

The programme: 

18:00 Gathering in the Rebecca Crown Hall lobby for a glass of wine and snacks 

18:30 Re-finding Yourself – A lecture by Adi Cohen Rahamim, NLP Master and mental coach
A new, empowering lecture – in which we will embark on a self-discovery voyage to build the best version of ourselves. We'll learn to identify internal barriers, develop stable self-confidence, and connect with our inner strengths. Using practical tools from the world of NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programmeming) and useful insights, the lecture will provide effective ways to change your internal dialogue toward real change in your life. It is time to start shaping the future you aspire to with renewed strength and a sense of true empowerment. Rediscover yourself because the power already exists within you! 

19:15 Break 

19:30 Jackie Kennedy: The First Lady of Fashion – Lecture by Yaara Kedar, curator and fashion historian
Jackie Kennedy was one of the most memorable icons who filled the post of America's First Lady. Thanks to her extraordinary style in clothes, she changed the face of worldwide fashion. Kennedy redefined the First Lady's role in the political sphere and as a symbol of glamourous American style. 

This intriguing lecture will delve into her life's journey and reveal how pastel suits, pillbox hats, pearls, giant sunglasses, and imaginative hairdos made her the epitome of fashion and femininity. Jackie's life was full of ups and downs: living in the White House, dealing with her loss after the assassination, her days as a single mother, her second marriage, and her life in New York. Her elegant style, combining grace and nonchalance, still inspires designers, women in public positions, and fashion lovers worldwide. Through her fashion-related and personal choices, we will depict her mark on American culture and show how fashion can symbolize resilience and consolation in moments of loss and tragedy.