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Caylee Talpert
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Caylee Talpert grew up in South Africa and made Aliya in 2008. She is a currently an MSc student in International Development at London School of Economics. Caylee’s most recent adventure involved spending four months in a village in Nepal. She holds a bacelors degree in business and an MA in Israeli Politics. |
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Ramón Tasat
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Organisation: Shirat HaNefesh Congregation Ramón Tasat is chazzan at Shirat HaNefesh in Maryland, USA. He is the President of Shalshelet: The Foundation for New Jewish Liturgical Music. He is Musical Director of Kolot HaLev, a Jewish Community choir in the Greater Washington area and Director of Jewish Youth Community choir, Washington DC. Ramón is the former Dean of Cantorial studies at the Academy for Jewish Religion, NYC. |
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Adam Taylor
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Website: www.adamtaylorpoetry.com Adam Taylor is a poet. Amongst other things, he writes and broadcasts topical poems on BBC World Service as resident poet for 'The World Today'. Performances include Edinburgh Fringe, Jewish Book Week, South Bank, arts/literary/poetry festivals, comedy clubs, schools. Adam's poems have been published in national newspapers and poetry magazines. |
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Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz
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Organisation: London School of Jewish Studies Lindsey studied archaeology and anthropology at Cambridge and the Hebrew University, and lived in Israel for 17 years. She teaches at London School of Jewish Studies, is active in interfaith, and is studying for a PhD at University College London, investigating the religious lives of Orthodox women in contemporary London. |
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Ned Temko
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Ned Temko edited the Jewish Chronicle for 15 years, before joining The Observer. As a foreign correspondent, he was based in Lisbon, Brussels, Beirut, Jerusalem, Moscow and Johannesburg. He is author of a biography of Menachem Begin, has helped write several political memoirs, and is currently working on a novel. |
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Luz Toff
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Organisation: World ORT Future Leaders Participants We are a group of 15-18 year olds from all over Europe and the FSU who are on a programme in which we were taught leadership skills and many other lessons. We all have a project in which to use our skills to help Judaism evolve in our own communities. |
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Francis Treuherz
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Website: www.homeopathyhelpline.com Francis Treuherz RSHom FSHom has been in private and NHS practice since 1984. He is the honorary secretary of the Society of Homeopaths, a journal editor, teaches, writes, and works on the homeopathic helpline, and sees patients in London NW2 & Letchworth. He is a Parnas of the Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue in London W9. |
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Jonathan Tucker
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Organisation: DC Youth Slam Team Poet and educator from Washington, DC with passion for social justice, activism, hip-hop, and spoken word, JBT is coach of the DC Youth Slam Team. As Program Instructor for Operation Understanding DC, he facilitated dialogue and led trips for Black and Jewish teenagers to promote cross cultural dialogue and unity. |
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Tzofim - Israel Scouts
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Imry, Yoni, Daniela and Noa are Israeli scouts on a gap year in London. As part of the Jewish agency delegation they volunteer in the Israeli and the Jewish communities. They lead the scouts troupe of London, and are involved with the Zionist Federation, the Federatio of Zionist Youth, UJIA and Akiva School . |
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