As the Executive Director, Noa manages the core staff, interns, and the programs of Tight Lipped. She is lead on all financial aspects of the organization, which includes donor cultivation, grant writing and research, and overseeing the budget and accounting. Within the organizing branch, she builds relationships with volunteers, women’s health and chronic illness advocacy organizations, medical professionals, community organizers, and nonprofit consultants. She also works on developing core team strategy, planning and executing core team retreats, and facilitating organizing retreats. She hosts the podcast, writes the scripts and narratives, conducts medical and scientific research on podcast topics, and works with editors and marketing consultants.

- Founded and managed Organizing Fellowship for top students to learn community organizing skills- Conceptualized and executed, with Deputy Director and Director, national strategy and campaigns, including the “Stop Demolitions, Build Peace” campaign - Cultivated relationships with Members of Congress and local Jewish organizational leaders- Planned, organized and implemented regional workshops and political trainings- Identified and built relationships with student leaders to initiate and organize campus chapters- Developed strategies for regional campaigns and regional work on national campaigns

- Wrote and edited human rights reports for the U.S. State Department and E.U.- Researched grant applications and matching-gift foundations- Created publicity material and newsletters for English-speaking audiences- Organized and updated “ACRI in the news” and “Legal landmarks” webpages

Camp Counselor and Teacher in Hebrew Immersion Program for High School students

Tutor third-grade students in reading comprehension

ESL Teaching Assistant and Tutor: - Design ESL lesson plans and tutor six hours a week in Shapira homes- Teach English at Pines Elementary School to 2nd-6th gradersYouth Center Counselor: -Facilitate weekly programs for 6th grade girls and supervise counselors-in-training-Participate in workshops on Ethiopian-Israeli culture and community empowerment-Organize a neighborhood summer camp and create an online fundraising campaign