Adapting: Jewish Life in the United Kingdom, Zionism, and the Importance of Hebrew with Robin Moss
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David (virtually) crosses the Atlantic Ocean to meet up with Robin Moss for a conversation about Jewish life outside the United States, Jewish life in the UK, and Israel diaspora relations.
Mentioned During The Interview
- Plagues and People by William McNeill
- Beyond Jewish Identity, edited by Jon A. Levisohn and Ari Y. Kelman
Robin Moss is Director of Strategy at UJIA, the UK Jewish community's largest Israel charity. He grew up in LJY-Netzer and has worked in education in the community for over a decade. He has educated Jews young and old in the UK as well as in Canada, the USA, Australia and Israel. He is a graduate of the Schusterman Fellowship and volunteers for Limmud.
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- After School and Beyond
- Congregational Learning
- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Early Childhood
- Family Engagement
- Teen Engagement
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