Shana Erenberg
Chicago, Illinois
Shana works tirelessly to enable Jews with disabilities live independent, productive meaningful lives as respected members of the community.
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Meet the nominees who celebrate our rich culture and do everything possible to pass on our proud Jewish heritage.
Number of Jewish education, identity, and culture nominees: 195
Shais “MaNishtana” Rison
New York, New York
MaNishtana is a blogger and filmmaker who uses his work to make the world—both Jewish and secular—a better place for Jews of Color ("JOC").
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Erez Cohen
Champaign, Illinois
Erez came to the University of Illinois in 2009 and changed the campus & attitude towards Israel, including sending many students to Israel.
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Shmuel Gluck
Monsey, New York
Rabbi Gluck is involved in heading off an array of programs geared towards the youth at risk in Monsey as well as others in need
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Judith Sloan
Queens, New York, New York
human rights activist, oral historian, actor, writer, radio producer, educator, poet, co-founder of EarSay dedicated to sharing voices often
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Robin Richman
Chicago/Washington DC, Illinois
Creator of Do Good Adventures which engages people in ways that support values & enhances connections through fun &meaningful experiences
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Zev Zelenko
Monroe, New York
Dr. Zelenko, a family practice phsician, serves his adopted community.
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Amanda Marcus
Long Beach, New York
As the BBYO Program Director and Staff Liason of the Global Ambassador's Network, Amanda Marcus inspires teens to take on leadership roles in the Jewish community
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Tammi Benjamin
Santa Cruz, California
Tammi has courageously stood up for the safety and rights of Jewish students on California's college campuses.
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Daniel Ratner
Rockville, Maryland
Enthusiastic and Generous Community Leader and Family Man in Rockville Aish Community
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