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Mark Daniels
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Mark Daniels is a yahid of the Spanish & Portuguese Jews Congregation where he has been honoured with the mitzvot of Levantar, Levara & Lavador. Mark is currently course director of the Judith Lady Montefiore College and has served as minister in Croydon, Norwich & Coventry. |
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Sharon Daniels
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Organisation: Judith Trust Sharon has worked for Jewish social care servies and youth groups for 20 years She is currently leading the Judith Trust Inclusion Campaign, working to make communities from across the religious spectrum more accessible to people with learning disabilities and/or mental health problems. |
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Debbie Danon
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Organisation: 3FF (Three Faiths Forum) Debbie grew up in youth movements, graduating Machon in Israel. After reading theology at Cambridge University, Debbie joined 3FF (Three Faiths Forum), developing their UN Award-Winning interfaith education programme. She is passionate about facilitating encounters that inspire, challenge and transform. |
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Mohammad Darawshe
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Organisation: The Abraham Fund Initiatives Mohammad Darawshe is the Co-Executive Director of the Abraham Fund, which promotes co-existence between Israel's Jewish and Arabs citizens. Previously he was the deputy director general of the Givat Haviva Institute. Mohammad holds an MA in Public Administration and has lectured at many international forums and was awarded the prestigious Peacemaker award. |
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Deborah Dash Moore
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Organisation: University of Michigan Deborah Dash Moore is director of the Frankel Center for Judaic Studies at the University of Michigan. An historian of American Jews, she has published widely on Jewish urban experience in the 20th century. Her interests include women's history and visual culture. |
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Aviva Dautch
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Aviva Dautch works as a creative educator at the British Library and is reading for a PhD in contemporary poetics. She regularly writes book reviews for a number of publications, and her own poetry has been published internationally in magazines and anthologies including 'Agenda', 'Modern Poetry in Translation' and 'Poetry Review'. |
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Eiran Davies
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Eiran Davies is many things: a goldsmith, occasionally a writer, a beekeeper and a rabbi. But if he is anything, he is excited, inspired and enthusiastic about all things Talmud. Eiran is one of the founders of Ruchot, a group working towards building a rural, sustainable Jewish community in the UK. |
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Lorenzo De Vettor
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Website: www.lorenzodevettor.com Lorenzo De Vettor Aboaf is a Venetian musician and producer. He researches a variety of Jewish music, using these sounds as inspiration for his current work. As part of this research, his Klezmer band, 'Rimmonim' recently recorded a CD. |
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Ivor Dembina
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Website: www.thinkbeforeyoulaugh.com Ivor Dembina is a Jewish comedian who has presented shows and appeared on Limmud panels many times. He's well known to Jewish audiences as resident host of the Hampstead Comedy Club and performed his solo shows in many countries including Israel and Palestine. |
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Judith Devons
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Website: www.judithdevons.com Judith Devons is a freelance artist specialising in experimental printmaking and ceramics. She exhibits and leads workshops for all ages and abilities. Inspired by travelling widely and living in London, New York, Israel and Leicester, much of her work involves exploring personal and collective Jewish identity. |
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Selwyn Dorfman
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Selwyn Dorfman is a regular columnist on the Manchester 'Jewish Telegraph' and also writes for other publications. He has a particular interest in anti-Zionist propaganda and how best to respond to it. |
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Ellen Dreskin
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Ellen Dreskin (Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, 1986) is a cantor and coordinator of the Cantorial Certification Program at the Debbie Friedman School of Sacred Music at HUC-JIR in New York.She is an innovative leader in America's Reform Jewish movement, who teaches liturgical music, enlivened liturgy, and mysticism at congregations throughout the USA. |
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Robbie Duschinsky
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Organisation: Northumbria University Robbie Duschinsky is Senior Lecturer in Social Science for Social Work at Northumbria University. He is the coeditor of Foucault, the Family and Politics (2012). He has recently published on themes of purity and impurity (with Sue Lampitt) in the journal Sociology. |
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