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Los Angeles, CA, US

Los Angeles, California, United States

Greater Los Angeles Area

The Foundation is the largest manager of charitable assets and the leader in planned giving solutions for Greater Los Angeles Jewish philanthropists. The Foundation currently manages more than $1.4 billion of assets entrusted to it by over 1,300 families and ranks among the 10 largest Los Angeles foundations. In 2019, The Foundation and its donors.

Los Angeles, CA

Managed and administered 100+ grants funding anti-hunger advocacy and policy initiatives across the U.S. Provided technical assistance to grantees; identified cutting-edge organizations as potential grantees; assessed applications for funding; monitored and evaluated grantees. Produced content on policy and advocacy for organization’s blog, social media.

New York, NY

Managed $35 million portfolio of grants to organizations serving Holocaust survivors in U.S. & Europe. Assessed applications for funding; monitored the performance of grants through site visits, data collection and metrics reviews. Wrote dockets, goals and strategies; initiated applications from prospective grantees.

Greater New York City Area

Coordinated research between NGOs on sexual health and LGBT rights in seven countries. Coordinated launch of OSF publications at the International AIDS Conference, including panel discussion, networking events, and an interactive live game promoting health and human rights.

Vilnius, Lithuania

Served as a Gender and Public Policy Fellow in the Office of President Dalia Grybauskaitė in Vilnius, Lithuania. Assisted in coordinating “Women Enhancing Democracy,” an international forum of 150 global leaders. Conducted foreign policy research; drafted and edited foreign policy recommendations, presidential speeches, and memos.

Harlem, New York

Provided psychosocial care and harm reduction support for HIV-positive clients at Harlem Hospital. Advocated on behalf of clients to assist them in obtaining services, including substance abuse treatment, domestic violence shelter, legal representation, housing rights, and immigration/documentation support.

Jerusalem, Israel

The Dorot Fellowship seeks to enliven the American Jewish landscape by seeding the community with a cadre of outstanding young lay leaders who will create new forms, and reinvigorate existing forms, of Jewish expression. Each year, 12 Dorot Fellows are chosen to live in Israel, where they sharpen the characteristics and skills, acquire the experience, and.

Greater New York City Area

Wrote, researched, and edited articles on global issues for AJWS website, e-newsletter, and print publications. Developed fundraising materials for donor cultivation, including e-mail blasts, newsletters, and direct mail. Promoted AJWS through earned media (PR) and paid media (advertising); coordinated staff newsletter.

Mumbai, India

Coordinated writing, research, and rights acquisition for book on women’s rights and social justice in India. Wrote content for website and newsletter; produced social change DVD to be used as advocacy tool.

M.S., Social Work, Social Enterprise Administration, International Social Welfare

Activities and Societies: Human Rights Working Group (SIPA), International Social Welfare Caucus, Columbia University Partnership for.

Bachelor Of Arts, Literature, Middle East Studies

Activities and Societies: Magna Cum Laude, Thurgood Marshall College Honors Scholar, UC-DC Internship and Exchange in Washington, D.C..