Ms. Naama Klar
Director, The Koret International School for Jewish Peoplehood, the Museum of the Jewish People
Naama Klar is Deputy CEO of the Reut Group, an Israeli think-and-do tank that diagnoses and tackles strategic threats ignored by the national leadership. Naama holds an M.A. in international relations and political economy from the Hebrew University. Her master’s thesis focused on Freemasonry’s role in facilitating 18th century socioeconomic mobility.
Naama’s professional experience includes managing strategy for Mayor Nir Barkat’s successful 2013 Jerusalem mayoral campaign, helping Israel’s Ministry of Education prepare for the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, and interning at the Israeli Mission to the UN in New York.
Naama’s passion for social entrepreneurship inspires her to regularly advise entrepreneurs on strategy. She also serves as Chairman of the Board of “Latet-Peh,” whose education and awareness programs focus on preventing sexual crimes against minors.
Ms. Dina Rozmarin
Administrative Assistant, The Koret International School for Jewish Peoplehood
Ms. Martha Mazo
Coordinator, My Family Story Project
Bachelor of Education, Sociology and Psychology, Argentina. Formerly guide and coordinator, Douglas E. Goldman Jewish Genealogy Center of the Museum of the Jewish People.
Martha founded “My Family Story” in 1995.
Ms. Rivka Aderet
Director and Developer of Jewish and Israeli Cinema Programs
Bachelor in Cinema and Television studies, Bachelor of Education.
Rivka’s email: rivka@anumuseum.org.il
Ms. Lindsay Shapiro
Director of International English Programming
Lindsay Shapiro holds a BA in History from New York University and an MA in Holocaust Studies from the University of Haifa. Her focus of research was Polish Jewry in the 20th century, specifically on post-WWII Polish Jewish life. She was an educator at The Museum of the Jewish People prior to working with International Programming. Lindsay has worked with Jewish communities and museums around the world: with the Museum of Jewish Heritage and Congregation Beth Elohim in New York, the POLIN Museum in Warsaw, and Yad Vashem and Taglit in Israel.
054-303-7812
Ms. Ofra Israeli
Director, “G2G” Program
A degree in humanities, a certificate in information science from Tel Aviv University, a certificate in Computer Applications and design from ORT. Formerly coordinator of ICT in education. Ofra has a 26 years experience as a teacher and educator, specializing in introducing computers into teaching, and various ICT topics.
052-9593560
Ms. Tami Green
Advisor, the national “G2G” program
A degree in humanities, Master’s degree in education and Behavioural science, a Certificate in Journalism Studies from Bar Ilan University, a certificate in information science from Tel Aviv University, a certificate in Organization development in educational organizations from Tel Vviv university. Formerly principal of ORT Rehovot junior high school, inspector at the ORT network, director of national ICT program, coordinator of national courses system in the Technology and Science Directorate of the Ministry of Education, and many other activities in teachers training centers, adults education center, heritage center, and the pedagogical chamber of the Ministry of Education.
