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San Francisco, California, United States

San Francisco, California, United States

• Provide inspiring and interactive programming to 10,000 people each year with local survivors of the Holocaust and genocide, andtheir descendants, sharing their stories of survival and beginning a new life• Increase Speakers Bureau programs and people reached in fiscal year 2022-2023 by 25%• Responsible for the successful transition of the Speakers Bureau to in person programming post Covid• Design, manage, and evaluate educational programming• Oversee the management and… Show more • Provide inspiring and interactive programming to 10,000 people each year with local survivors of the Holocaust and genocide, andtheir descendants, sharing their stories of survival and beginning a new life• Increase Speakers Bureau programs and people reached in fiscal year 2022-2023 by 25%• Responsible for the successful transition of the Speakers Bureau to in person programming post Covid• Design, manage, and evaluate educational programming• Oversee the management and growth of the Speakers Bureau, including all aspects of internal and external programming• Collaborate with the staff of the Holocaust Center to increase and strengthen the engagement of students, teachers, and communitymembers through the power of testimony• Assist in meeting budget and service goals working within the limitations of the agency’s resources• Assess community needs and conceptualizes educational opportunities to address Holocaust education inthe post-survivor era• Build and maintain active relationships with current, past, and potential members of the Speakers Bureau,identifying and creating new opportunities for engagement between Speakers Bureau members and variouscommunities, making referrals when survivors need additional support and services• Network with educators, students, community members, and corporate clients• Oversee integration of Next Generation Speakers Bureau participants into Speakers Bureau, collecting anddesigning content for presentations, facilitating their successful engagement with Holocaust Centerprogramming• Enhance collaboration and interaction between Holocaust Center programming and colleges and universities, fostering theempowerment of students to emerge as community leaders dedicated to Holocaust and genocide remembrance• Supervise JFCS high school and University Fellows providing assignments, monitoring their activities, and maintainingrelationships Show less

San Francisco

•Lead and/or participate in the Coordinated Care Team (CCT), and other site-based committees and meetings that address individual student needs and school-wide promotion of wellness and optimal learning.•Participate in the Family Wellness Check process, including following up on identified family needs. •Assess need and link students and families to services to meet basic needs, in collaboration with site administrator/s, the CCT team and the Family Wellness Check process.•Provide… Show more •Lead and/or participate in the Coordinated Care Team (CCT), and other site-based committees and meetings that address individual student needs and school-wide promotion of wellness and optimal learning.•Participate in the Family Wellness Check process, including following up on identified family needs. •Assess need and link students and families to services to meet basic needs, in collaboration with site administrator/s, the CCT team and the Family Wellness Check process.•Provide short-term individual and group mental health services .•Provide virtual health, mental health, and wellness information to students and families in collaboration with SFUSD admin and other support providers.•Provide direct individual crisis response for students, such as suicide assessment, child crisis consultation and CPS reporting.•Provide teacher consultation and support.•Participate in essential on-line professional development and attend required meetings.•Coordinate essential CBO support groups and services.•Log provided services.•Organize and facilitate the first LGTQ club. Show less

San Francisco Bay Area

• Manage the Federation’s scholarship grant cycle, including administering block grants to preschools, day schools, overnight camps, day camps, synagogues, and COVID emergency scholarships• Coordinate multiple funding sources for scholarship funds, assist with grant writing and reporting• Coordinate marketing of scholarship opportunities (in partnership with Marketing department)• Interface with grantees and partner organizations to gather data and understand their participants’… Show more • Manage the Federation’s scholarship grant cycle, including administering block grants to preschools, day schools, overnight camps, day camps, synagogues, and COVID emergency scholarships• Coordinate multiple funding sources for scholarship funds, assist with grant writing and reporting• Coordinate marketing of scholarship opportunities (in partnership with Marketing department)• Interface with grantees and partner organizations to gather data and understand their participants’ scholarship needs• Work with Community Impact colleagues to review and revise scholarship processes, policies, and fundingformulae to align with strategic direction• Organize planning and tracking mechanisms for Federation projects• Coordinate team activities, including scheduling, event planning, invoicing, communications including marketing,dissemination of tools, information sharing, etc.• Help develop presentation materials and manage workshop/training content• Lead internal team to create and maintain work culture from home including weekly meetings andimplementation of new initiatives to connect employees• Facilitate of zoom trainings, meetings, and technology Show less

San Francisco Bay Area

- Provide coordination and support to the Diller Teen Fellows program, a premier Jewish leadership program for high school students operating in 32 communities worldwide - Assist Executive Director in diverse aspects of program implementation- Manage communications with partner communities in North America- Develop content for the Diller Teen Fellows website, calendar and social media platforms- Oversee logistics, including international travel and accommodations, for 700+ staff… Show more - Provide coordination and support to the Diller Teen Fellows program, a premier Jewish leadership program for high school students operating in 32 communities worldwide - Assist Executive Director in diverse aspects of program implementation- Manage communications with partner communities in North America- Develop content for the Diller Teen Fellows website, calendar and social media platforms- Oversee logistics, including international travel and accommodations, for 700+ staff and program participants for an annual global seminar in Israel- Track $6.9 million program budget, manage contracts with vendors, and transfer annual grants to program partners Show less

Online Campus

Spring 2018 - Spring 2020: Social Entrepreneurship - Manage communication with students regarding course questions and provide support with issues ranging from technical problems to navigating personal or academic challenges that interfere with academic performance - Manage live session chat communication and engaged with students via email between class sessions- Track attendance, participation, and gradingFall 2016: Introduction to Statistics- Complete all grading and… Show more Spring 2018 - Spring 2020: Social Entrepreneurship - Manage communication with students regarding course questions and provide support with issues ranging from technical problems to navigating personal or academic challenges that interfere with academic performance - Manage live session chat communication and engaged with students via email between class sessions- Track attendance, participation, and gradingFall 2016: Introduction to Statistics- Complete all grading and proctor quizzes and exams- Provide tutoring and educational support to graduate students- Communicate through Adobe Connect platform, email, and internet conference rooms Show less

New York, New York

- Implemented social work program that facilitates continuing care among asylum seekers from 10+ countries as part of cross-disciplinary team of 11- Developed resource manual and partnerships with organizations in NYC to provide collaborative care- Planned two training events for 30+ attendees to enhance multi-disciplinary team work and skills- Expanded implementation of a social work position to three Columbia University P&S School student-run clinics that serve 100+… Show more - Implemented social work program that facilitates continuing care among asylum seekers from 10+ countries as part of cross-disciplinary team of 11- Developed resource manual and partnerships with organizations in NYC to provide collaborative care- Planned two training events for 30+ attendees to enhance multi-disciplinary team work and skills- Expanded implementation of a social work position to three Columbia University P&S School student-run clinics that serve 100+ patients Show less

Andorra

- Taught English as a second language to students age 4-60- Devised language assessment tests for business clients- Designed curriculum that is appropriate to students learning level and needs- Evaluated and assessed progress of students and myself using written and verbal exams

Minneapolis, Minnesota

- Assessed client needs and developed personalized plan of care for low income older adults on county financial assistance and Holocaust survivors - Collaborated with community health care professionals to coordinate delivery of client services - Certified Welligent user- Trained coworkers how to use various computer systems- Created instruction manuals for computer systems- Organized agency events

Cofradia, Honduras

- Worked with low income youth from rural Honduras - Developed interdisciplinary lesson plans and taught English as a second language, math, science, art, history, and physical education to low income 4th graders in rural Honduras- Conducted regular meetings with teachers and home visits with parents - Facilitated communication with teachers, parents, and staff who did not speak English - Identified and addressed problems between students and developed discipline strategies-… Show more - Worked with low income youth from rural Honduras - Developed interdisciplinary lesson plans and taught English as a second language, math, science, art, history, and physical education to low income 4th graders in rural Honduras- Conducted regular meetings with teachers and home visits with parents - Facilitated communication with teachers, parents, and staff who did not speak English - Identified and addressed problems between students and developed discipline strategies- Evaluated own teaching skills through peer observation and implemented feedback Show less

- Conducted intake assessments with low income adults and adults with mental and physical disabilities - Collaborated with doctors, nurses, and medical students to connect clients with community resources- Created and led weekly educational support group of 10 on "Living Well with a Disability"

Master'S Degree, Social Work

Bachelor'S Degree, Social Work

Activities and Societies: Alternative Break Volunteer, Dance Marathon Family Relations Committee, Lawrence Community Shelter Volunteer.

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