Eden Association invites companies, organizations, municipalities and communities to host its two traveling exhibitions, featuring the true stories of women from the home front and the front lines since October 7.
Through photography, art and testimonies shared in the women’s own voices, the exhibitions offer a meaningful encounter with the personal stories behind the events and invite dialogue about resilience, trauma and recovery.
The exhibitions can be hosted at your organization, or you may join us for a full day of programming at Eden 51, Eden Association’s Knowledge and Hospitality Center.
Hosting an exhibition is also an opportunity to support meaningful social impact – all proceeds go toward Eden Association’s work providing trauma care for girls and women.
Discover the Exhibitions
Women Photograph War
A unique photography exhibition sharing the stories of 13 women, each of whom experienced the events of October 7 and their aftermath in a different way: residents of communities near the Gaza border and along Israel’s northern border, the mother of a former hostage, survivors of the Nova music festival and bereaved mothers.
Alongside each portrait, visitors can watch the woman’s filmed testimony and hear her story in her own voice.
Each portrait was created through a personal, collaborative process between the photographer and the woman portrayed, offering the participants another step in their healing journey.
Artist and Curator: Alicia Shahaf
The exhibition can be displayed on walls or freestanding easels, depending on the hosting space.
Women Tell War: Voices from the Front Lines
A group art exhibition based on the testimonies of women from Israel’s security and emergency services who served on October 7 and throughout the Swords of Iron War.
The artworks were inspired by the testimonies of female combat soldiers, reservists, police officers, paramedics and other women who served on the front lines. They give artistic expression to the experiences of combat, service and life after returning home.
The exhibition also features filmed testimonies from women in the security and emergency services, allowing visitors to hear their stories in their own voices and deepen the connection between each testimony and the artwork it inspired.
Curator: Nurit Tal-Tene
The exhibition can be displayed on walls or freestanding easels, depending on the hosting space.
A Glimpse into the Exhibitions
Organizations That Have Hosted the Exhibitions
Join Us in Amplifying Women’s Voices and Sharing the Stories That Must Continue to Be Heard
Exhibition Hosting Includes
- Exhibition installation and dismantling
- Adaptation to the hosting space
- An opening event introducing the stories behind the exhibition and the project
- Accompanying video testimonies
- Professional guidance throughout the process
Optional Additions
- An in-person testimony with one of the exhibition participants
- Lecture: Post-Trauma Through a Gender-Sensitive Lens, incorporating video testimonies from the Women Tell War project
- A range of lectures and workshops for organizations
- Art and photography workshops
- Explore our full range of lectures and workshops
Why Bring the Exhibitions to Your Organization?
Human Connection – Encounter the true stories of women from the home front and the front lines through testimony, photography and art.
Value for Your Organization – Open a meaningful dialogue about resilience, trauma, coping and recovery, tailored to your teams and communities.
Social Impact – All proceeds from hosting the exhibitions support Eden Association’s work providing trauma care for girls and women.
Interested in Hosting an Exhibition?
The exhibitions can be adapted for a wide range of organizations, companies, municipalities and communities. We would be happy to create a tailored proposal based on your space, audience and goals.
All proceeds from hosting the exhibitions support Eden Association’s work providing trauma care for girls and women.
The expense is tax-deductible in accordance with Section 46 of the Israeli Income Tax Ordinance.
For further information:
Adi Weiss | Director of the Women Tell War Project
054-2113100
adiw@eden.org.il