
Nadia Abdelnour
Inaash President
President’s Message
For me Inaash represents the cultural heritage of my family, forced into exile in 1948.Our embroidery is a form of visual language that speaks of geography, status and belonging. It is also a kind of woven narrative documenting the existence of entire communities that have been dispersed or erased.Through Inaash we hope the world will see that Palestinians are not simply refugees but a people with an incredibly rich culture and history.
Because we care
All are volunteers and all share a commitment to make Inaash sustainable.
They bring various skills to the table and work to their strengths in committees: design, social impact, finance, communications, exhibitions and fundraising. The most senior among them have been with Inaash from inception and have an encyclopedic knowledge of embroidery and its provenance.

Abir Bawarshi

Rasha Khoury

Fayez Khouri

Rula Alami

Hala Dimechkie

Sima Kanaan

Jihane Tarazi

Ziad Haddara

Lena Yeshruti
Advisors to the Board

Leila Hammoud

Malak Alhusseini

Maureen Ali

Mayyada Baydas

Mayya Corm

Sima Ghandour

Susan Shammas
