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Nigel Fancourt

Organisation: WRERU, University of Warwick
Website: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/wie/research/wreru

Nigel is an Associate Fellow at the Warwick Religions and Education Research Unit, at the University of Warwick. His research is particularly on policy, pedagogy and practice in religious education in secondary schools, in the UK and internationally. He also continues to work part-time as a secondary teacher.

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Elaine Feinstein

Elaine Feinstein has published 14 books of poetry, the most recent Talking to the Dead (2007); translations of Marina Tsvetaeva , Bride of Ice ( 2009) ; 14 novels ; a memoir/novel , The Russian Jerusalem (2008); and six biographies, including those of Ted Hughes and Anna Akhmatova

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Shir Yaakov Feinstein-Feit

Website: http://shiryaakov.com/

Shir Yaakov: musician and teacher creating a spiritual/cultural Judaism that is contemporary, alive, and innovative. Born and educated in Manhattan, Shir has spent time in yeshivas/intentional communities around the world. Projects include weekly musical compositions based on Torah portions; 7 original albums; collaboration with Neo-Hasidic rapper Eprhyme, called Darshan.

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Eran Feitelson

Organisation: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Eran Feitelson is the past chair of the Federmann School of Public Policy at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a former chair of the geography department. He is also the past chair of the Israeli National Parks and Nature Reserves Commission. Currently he is on sabbatical at Oxford.

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Rachel Feitelson

Organisation: Rene Cassin High School

Rachel Feitelson is the vice principal of the Rene Cassin High School in Jerusalem. She has also been a tutor in the Revivim program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. She is a highly experienced teacher of Biblical studies.

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Jonathan Fine

Jonathan Fine's areas of research expertise include political military studies, terrorism, guerilla warfare, arms control, and the policy of the European Union and United States in the Middle East. He lectures at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism and the Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya. He also lectures at the Israel Defense Forces college for tactical command and on the academic programme for Israeli Air Force cadets.

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Robert Fine

Organisation: University of Warwick
Website: http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/sociology/staff/academicstaff/robert

Robert Fine is Professor of Sociology, University of Warwick. He writes in the area of social theory and co-convenes the European Sociological Association Network on Racism and Antisemitism. His recent book is Cosmopolitanism (Routledge). His current research addresses debates on European antisemitism (appearing in Patterns of Prejudice).

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Andy Finkel

Andy is a Dublin-born solicitor, now living in west London, a member of Holland Park Sephardi synagogue. He has previously presented at Conference and Limmudfest, and appeared in Scratch Joseph at conference 2006. He is presenting some of his songs and poems from his recent compilation Sheer Hadash Balderdash.

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Yoel Finkelman

Yoel Finkelman is a lecturer in the graduate program in contemporary Jewry at Bar-Ilan University. He also teaches Talmud and Jewish Thought at Midreshet Lindenbaum, and is director of projects and research at ATID, a Jerusalem foundation that provides resources and training for Jewsh educational leadership.

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Joseph Finlay

Organisation: Yeshiva Shel Malah
Website: http://www.josephfinlay.com/

Joseph Finlay is a musician and grassroots Jewish activist. He studied with Yossele Rosenblatt, Molly Picon, and Shabbetai Zvi.

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Ellen Flax

Ellen Flax is a New York City-based consultant to nonprofits and foundations, most recently to STAR (Synagogues: Transformation and Renewal.) She was ordained at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion.

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Pauline Frankenberg

Pauline Frankenberg trained as sociologist and artist. She has taught in the Jewish community in the Manchester area for a long time.

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Sharonah Fredrick

Organisation: Stony Brook University

Sharonah Fredrick is a multi-lingual lecturer working on her Phd thesis in Latin American literature. She taught in Hebrew University and Touro College; and at the University of Anahuac, Mexico. She is also a playwright, whose first work, The Pirate's Lady, was presented at the Burgos Cultural Center in NY.

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Marcus Freed

Organisation: Bibliyoga
Website: http://www.bibliyoga.com/

Marcus is the secret lovechild of Limmud and the UJIA. Cloned with DNA from Clive Lawton and Cameron Diaz, he’s the world’s only actor-dramatist-broadcaster-columnist-Bibliyogi-salsero who is yeshiva-trained, yogi-qualified & university-educated. Armed with nothing but a Tanach, yoga mat and loincloth, he’ll take you on outrageous adventures that you’ll never forget.

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Jesse Freedman

Website: http://www.jessefreedman.com/

Jesse Freedman is a director, solo performance artist, Maven, magician and teaching artist based on the east cost of the USA. He is Co-Artistic Director of 24/6 Jewish Theater Company, has trained with the SITI Company, Storahtelling and is a graduate of Eugene Lang College at The New School.

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Paul Freedman

Organisation: Radlett & Bushey Refrom Synagogue

Paul studied physics at Bristol, education at Cambridge and for the rabbinate at Leo Baeck College. He is married to Vanessa, father of Katie and Joshua, principal Rabbi of Radlett & Bushey Reform Synagogue and vice-chair of the Assembly of Rabbis. He has missed one Limmud Conference in the last fifteen.

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Miri Freud-Kandel

Organisation: Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies/ Unive

Miri Freud-Kandel is lecturer in Modern Judaism at the Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies at the University of Oxford. Her research interests focus on the development of Orthodox Judaism in the modern and contemporary period, particularly in Britain.

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Dana Friedman

Organisation: LJY-Netzer Shlicha

Dana is 28, born in Kfar Bnei Zion, Israel. She was a member of the Agriculture Union youth movement. She was an educational officer in the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) before travelling for a year. Last year she finished her B.Sc in BioTech. Today she is the Jewish Agency for Israel (JAFI) shlicha for Liberal Judaism.

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Dayle Friedman

Organisation: Hiddur: The Center for Aging and Judaism of RRC

Dayle A. Friedman, MSW, MAJCS, BCC, directs Hiddur: The Center for Aging and Judaism of the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, which works to foster a spiritually alive, engaged approach to the second half of life. She recently published Jewish Visions for Aging and edited Jewish Pastoral Care.

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Edie Friedman

Organisation: JCORE, Jewish Council for Racial Equality
Website: http://www.jcore.org.uk/

Edie Friedman is the founder of JCORE, the Jewish Council of Racial Equality and author of Reluctant Refuge which tell the story of how refugees have fared in Britain. JCORE campaigns on issues of race and asylum and educates 2500 people on these subjects each year.

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