Here’s an edited version of your description with a bit more clarity and detail:Program and Events Consultant for CANVAS, responsible for planning and executing grantee and community programs, workshops, and events. Led the production and planning of a 4-day, multi-venue retreat for the CANVAS community.

Working closely with the JArts leadership team and project visionaries Ruth Messinger and artist Caron Tabb, I am managing Be the Change, now in its third year. Created by the Jewish Arts Collaborative, this public art project launched in August 2022 in the Fenway area. Be the Change is an art and activism initiative inspired by the Jewish tenet of justice, drawing on the symbolism of the Jewish Tzedakah box. The project features seven large 'justice vessels,' or Tzedakah boxes, each designed by a different artist and centered around a specific social justice theme.Taking place in Boston, Cincinnati, LA, and online, Be the Change connects viewers to pressing issues of injustice and empowers them to become agents of change. Through the fusion of art and action, the project aims to engage the community-at-large, lowering barriers to participation and enabling everyone to take tangible steps toward addressing critical social justice issues. By collaborating with community organizations, we aim to root these works in real-world challenges, inspiring meaningful engagement and action.

Oversaw the Mental Health portfolio and strategically enhanced the Ruderman Foundation's mental health programs and grant activities. Helped engage stakeholders in led efforts to grow the mental health portfolio. Capitalized on the important mission of the Ruderman Family Foundation to advance the mental health portfolio locally and nationally.

The Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project is a partnership between Combined Jewish Philanthropies and the Ruderman Family Foundation. My work supported synagogues in creating communities where people of all abilities are valued equally and participate fully in Jewish life. A major focus of this work has been on mental health inclusion. I have grown the Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project from 3 to 40 synagogues and have helped over 35 synagogues start mental health initiatives. I worked with Rabbis, lay leaders, boards and community leaders to offer educational programs, forums and workshops to help synagogues move their inclusion agendas forward.I created compelling and large community events and workshops that highlight a variety of critical issues such as destigmatizing mental health and disability justice. Events have included Professor Kay Redfield Jamison and former Senator Tom Harkin.

Achieved CJP's goal of creating a major community event and arts and cultural festival to honor the State of Israel. Fostered communal unity and engaged every element of out community with Israel and with each otherCreated content for major community event.Worked directly with Board members, top donors, volunteer and committees o provide event expertise and guidance.Fostered communal unity and engaged every every element of our community with Israel and with each other.Brought many constituencies and people together across denominational and ideological lines under the banner of Israel festival.Solicited sponsors for Celebrate Israel: Boston in conjunction with Major Gift Officers.

Developed, planned and managed major community events to increase the profile of the New Israel Fund in the New England Region.