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Nathan Eddy

Nathan is deputy director of the Council of Christians and Jews. He has worked as a university chaplain and as a Christian minister, and recently earned a PhD in Hebrew Bible. He and his wife Clare, an Anglican vicar, live in London with two kids, two apple trees, and eight chickens.

Miriam Edelman

Miriam is an organisational psychologist. She has taught tikkun olam to rabbinic students at Leo Baeck College, and Judaism and ethics to teens at Wimbledon Synagogue. Miriam has been a Limmudnik since 1995; she’s currently your Treasurer. She is returning to Kansas after 25 years in London.

Deborah Eliezer

Debórah Eliezer, writer/performer of (dis)Place[d], co-artistic director of foolsFURY in San Francisco. An Arab Jew, her work disrupts assumptions about art, human values and society. She holds a BA from SFSU and a certificate in Sound, Voice, and Music Healing from CIIS.

Chloe Elton

Chloe is part of the Jewish start-up Jcal and will be working on events and organisational/customer support. She works on events and digital design in her spare time.

Karen Engel

Karen is a seasoned radio journalist and educator who has been active in Jewish affairs in Austria and Europe. She is now pursuing rabbinical studies at the Zacharias Frankel College in Potsdam/Berlin, Germany.

Marc Epstein

Marc Michael Epstein, professor on the Mattie M. Paschall (1899) & Norman Davis Chair in Religion and Visual Culture at Vassar College was Vassar’s first Director of Jewish Studies. He has written on various topics in visual and material culture produced by, for, and about Jews. Marc's participation has been partly funded by Eli and Muriel Abt.

Estelle Eugene

Estelle gave yoga sessions at Limmud for many years and co-founded The Jewish Yoga Network with Marcus Freed. She teaches Chair Yoga for a medical practice, a stroke group and U3A. Estelle worked for many years as administrator for the wonderful Yakar Educational Foundation when it was based in the UK.

_ European Union of Jewish Students

The European Union of Jewish Students is the umbrella organisation representing 165.000 young Jews across 35 countries. EUJS seeks to strengthen Jewish communities and European society through Jewish student activism and advocacy. The president is Bini Guttmann, from Vienna, Austria.