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Title First Name Last Name Position Institution LOCATION Aaron Scott Educational Consultant USA Prof Title First Name Last Name Position Institution LOCATION Aaron Scott Educational Consultant USA Prof. Alexander Hanan Dean of Students and Head of the Center for Jewish Education University of Haifa Israel Alezra Guinath Teacher Ozar Hatora France Ariel Jonny Israel Banett Amihai Global School Twinning Network – Partnership 2Gether The Jewish Agency Israel Baumworcel Rodrigo Teacher EliezerMax Brazil Bechor Idit North American Coordinator, WZO Israel Bookman Beca Israel Engagement Officer Union of Jewish Students England Dr. Breakstone David Vice-Chairman WZO Israel Breslow-Katz Leah Program Coordinator The iCenter USA Brivik Monica Campus Coordinator/JS coordinator Mount Scopus Memorial College Australia Bunytow Meir Jewish Studies Principal Bet Hayladim School Mexico Rabbi Carucci Viterbi Benedetto Principal Jewish Junior High School Angelo Sacerdot Italy Castelan-Starr Amanda Curriculum Co-ordinator Mount Scopus Memorial College Australia Prof. Chazan Barry Director of the Master of Arts Program Spertus Institute USA Chukran-Lontok Sammy Middle School Judaic Principle Donna Klein Jewish Academy USA Cohen Avi Deputy Principal Mount Scopus Memorial College Australia Cohen Geoff DirectorDirector, Alter Family School of Jewish Studies and Ivrit Herzlia Schools Cape Town South Africa Csepregi Zsolt representative World Zionist Organization Hungary Cyngiser Lior Young Adult Leadership Development Manager UJA Federation of Greater Toronto CANADA Dadoun Yael MA Student Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion USA Dahan Erika Student/Freelancer Jewish Theological Seminary Israel Davis Marty Senior Adviser of the Vice Chairman World Zionist Organization Israel Dr. Edelstein Edward Executive Director JEA USA Egosi Ayelet Center for Jewish Education, Hifa U Israel Elgbry Rami Ministry of Education Israel Elizur Hagay Ministry of jerusalem and Diaspora Affair Israel Farkas Gergo David Educational Leader Hanoar Hatzioni Hungary Hungary Ferenczi Zita education leader MCSZ-SOMER Hungary Fischman Allie Rabbinic Intern Loyola Marymount University Hillel USA Fleiss Weinberger Gabriela Director of the informal education department Uruguay Frankel Scott Communications Associate The iCenter USA Fredman Asher Senior Coordinator for Diaspora Affairs Ministry of Strategic Affairs Israel Freedman-Weiss Dara Project Specialist, Measurement and Reporting Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Boston USA Frenkel Ricardo coordinator for march of the living Keren Hayeson Sao Paulo Brazil Friedman Mauricio Director of non-formal education Bitui / Jewish Agency Mexico Mexico Frölich Erika president LAVI Olami Hungary Rabbi Fuld Yonah Educational Director Lookstein center Bar Ilan University Israel Garr Tova USA Goldwater Clare Jewish educational consultant Israel Goodman Aliza Director of Professional Development and Experiential Education The iCenter USA Dr. Grinfas-David Tal Principal The Epstein School USA Halivni Diane Educational Consultant USA Hasidovich Arkadi Head of school twinning development The Jewish Agency Israel Idelman Galit Jewish Studies and Hebrew coordinator Mount Scopus Memorial College Melbourne Australia Ilan Eli Program director Israel Experience Israel Izenshtein Elana Diaspora Coordinator Ministry of jerusalem and Diaspora Affair Israel Dr. Kalinsky Esther Academic Staff Mofet Institute Israel Kallush Meirav Director of Israel Programing Golda Och Academy Israel Katz Isaac USA Dr. Rabbi Katzew Jan Director of Service Learning Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion USA Kieffer Melinda Israel Education Consultant Israel Kramer Marc USA Kuperwasser Yossi Director General Ministry of Strategic Affairs Israel Rabbi Kurtz Vernin President American Zionist Movement USA Lanski Anne Executive Director The iCenter USA Leberman Jay Associate Director Kivunim Israel Leghzliel Avy head of chinuch and Aliya Bni Akiva Olami Israel Dr. Leibovich Simcha Representative of the Executive WZO Israel Lerner Becky Hebrew Coordinator and Teacher Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School USA Levin Rachel Program Coordinator, MA Concentration in Israel Education The iCenter USA Lipner Shalom Advisor Government of Israel Israel Litman Lesley Coordinator, Executive MA in Jewish Education Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion USA Maayan Cheryl Head of School Saul Mirowitz Jewish Community School USA Mahfoda Jenny Director of the Youth and Education Department Caracas-Venezuela Jewish Community Center Venezuela Marinovsky Revital Teacher Jacobson Sinai Academy, North Miami Beach USA Rabbi Mintz Efraim Executive director Rohr Jewish Learning Institute USA Morton Hedda director of Congregational Learning Institution Adath Israel Congregation USA Moss Robin Israel Engagement Educator UJIA England Dr. Oettinger Ayelet Head Instructor, Israel and Diaspora Studies; 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