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Jeremy Tabick

Jeremy teaches at Hadar and is pursuing a PhD in Talmud from the Jewish Theological Seminary. He has produced educational resources for a variety of organisations, including: Limmud, Hadar, and Project Zug, Hadar's online chavruta learning platform. He lives in New York with his wife and toddler.

Pnina Tamano-Shata

Pnina Tamano-Shata is an Israeli attorney, social activist and former journalist. She is currently MK for "Yesh Atid" political party. Pnina was born in 1981 in the village of Wuzaba in Ethiopia. At age three she made Aliya to Israel through Sudan as part of Operation Moses.

Lindsey Taylor-Guthartz

Lindsey studied at Cambridge & the Hebrew University and completed a PhD at UCL on the religious lives of Orthodox women (book version coming out in in 2020!). She's a Teaching Fellow at LSJS, has lectured at Cambridge & King's College London and edits for the Littman Library of Jewish Civilization.

Brian Teeman

With a background in RSY-Netzer and community activism, Brian has never been slow to express an opinion. He has been a leading internet pioneer for over 20 years. In 2019 alone Brian spoke in twelve different countries on a wide range of topics to audiences as small as ten and as large as 5,000.

Bruce Thompson

Bruce has been actively engaged in promoting good relations between Christians and Jews for more than 20 years. He is outspoken against antisemitism and has authored Echoes of Contempt - a history of Judeophobia in the Christian Church. He is a co-founder of Methodist Friends of Judaism.

Rob Thompson

Rob Thompson is Senior Programme Manager at the Council of Christians and Jews where he leads CCJ’s Holocaust Education and other Christian educational programmes, including work to combat antisemitism. Rob is a Local Preacher in the Methodist Church and has an MA in Jewish History and Culture.

Yael Tischler

Yael Tischler is a kohenet (Hebrew Priestess), ritual-weaver, Jewish educator and song leader. She is the co-founder of Yelala, a constellation of work that celebrates Earth-centred, feminist Jewish spirituality and reclaims the practices of our women/femme and folk ancestors. You might also have encountered her with her professional Limmud hat, as this year's Presenter Care administrator.

Luz Toff

Luz is a lifelong Limmudnik. Having had the opportunity to learn and teach in a variety of Jewish educational settings, she is passionate about making Jewish learning and practice meaningful, relevant and accessible.

Penelope Toff

Penelope Toff is a doctor who now works as a hypnotherapist and coach. She is passionate about freeing people from whatever is holding them back from a life and work they love. She is a long-time Limmudnik and a former Chair of the Limmud Conference UK Arts and Culture programme.

Francis Treuherz

Francis has been in private and NHS practice since 1984. He sees patients of all ages, at home in London NW2 and in Letchworth SG6. He is a Board member of the Society of Homeopaths. He teaches, writes, and works on the Homeopathic Helpline. He is a member of the Spanish & Portuguese Synagogue, London.

Isaac Treuherz

Isaac is a musician, liturgy-nerd and Noamnik, who'd like to thank Limmud for his birth, his parents having met here many Ḥanukkah ago. He's now co-founder of Kolot haKahal, a Sephardi egal minyan, and is currently working on Volume II of the newly-published Sephardi egal siddur, Siddur Masorti.

Noru Tsalic

Jewish by identity, Israeli by nationality, Romanian by birth, British by current residence. A former IDF soldier, Noru serves as UK envoy for the Israeli organisation Reservists On Duty. Noru writes for politically-incorrect Politics and Times of Israel. He has presented at Limmud in the UK, Bulgaria and Mexico.

Becky Tuck

Becky is a movement worker for Habonim Dror and studies Politics and Sociology. She is a feminist socialist and cultural Jew, and is committed to educating young people towards an equal and just society as a madricha, in JSOCs and as previous president of the Newcastle University Feminist Society.

Sarah Tuttle-Singer

Sarah Tuttle-Singer lives in Israel with her two kids in a village next to rolling fields. Sarah likes taking pictures, climbing roofs, and talking to strangers. She is the New Media Editor at Times of Israel, and the author of the book Jerusalem Drawn and Quartered. Sarah is a work in progress.

Nahum Twersky

Nahum holds an MBA and MA in Jewish Philosophy, with semiha from Yeshiva University. He is a Modern Orthodox innovative presenter on contemporary themes and chair of multi denominational/pluralistic groups in New York. He has also worked with marketing executives to Fortune 100 corporations.