JDC Board Member and JDC Ambassadors Circle ChairSteven Price welcomes everyone. |
Alan Gill, Executive Director of International Relations talks about Areivut: Responsibility and its Challenges |
JDC Ambassadors Circle Steering Committee Member Zachary Fasman introduces a session Israel's greatest challenges. |
Dan Ben-David Executive Director, Taub Center for Social Policy Studies in Israel discusses the challenges facing Israel today and looking to the future. |
Yossi Tamir, Director of TEVET JDC's Employment Initiative in Israel talks about programs aimed at addressing some of those challenges. |
Aleksandar Oscar President, Sofia, Bulgaria Jewish Community Vice President, Bulgaria Jewish Community speaks about the European Jewish community today. |
Jennifer Kraft, Director of Community Relations discusses opportunities for outreach and engagement in today's American Jewish community. |
Mazi Melesa, who came to Israel during Operation Solomon shares her personal story; with Amir Shaviv, Assistant Executive Vice President for Special Operations. |
Judy Amit Global Director, International Development Program discusses disaster preparedness and international cooperation during times of crisis. |
Daniel Sahalo National Coordinator, JDC-Eshel programs for Ethiopian Elderly in Israel, who emigrated to Israel during Operation Moses tells his own personal story of integration in Israeli society. |
Etta Gross Zimmerman of the JDC Board of Directors introduces the session on Post-Soviet Jewry, The Greatest Challenges. |
Asher Ostrin Director of Former Soviet Union Department speaks about the issues facing Jewish communities in the Former Soviet Union today. |
Fabian Triskier Associate Director, JDC Latin America Office discusses Latin America's Jewish communities. |
Sigal Shelach, Director of Programs for Minorities and Immigrants, JDC-Israel TEVET and Sam Amiel, Senior International Relations Executive talk about the challenges of employment for Arab-Israelis. |
Anne Heyman speaking about the Agahozo Shalom Youth Village in Rwanda |
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