I was an educator with the Teva Learning Center in 2008 and 2009. That experience had one of the most profound impacts on the values that I hold today.
I live more connected to nature, and my Judaism is also a celebration of the deep connection that I feel.
I was grateful to be asked to work with Adamah ATL and share that joy and passion that I have with others. I love teaching about the connections of Judaism and nature and inspiring moments of awe.
Right now, I love the work that I get to do. It’s refreshing being around people who want to make a difference in ways similar to myself. Being deeply connected to nature changes you. In a time where so much feels uncertain, I know the nourishment that being in nature can provide. I hope to continue to have those moments for myself and also support others in that way.