Esther Offenberg |
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Esther is an editor at K. Review and manages its English and Spanish issues. She is also an education consultant, creating and facilitating political and educational programmes for organisations and lecturing around the world, addressing topics such as conflict resolution, different forms of discrimination or gender equality.
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Gary Ogin |
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Gary Ogin is a British scriptwriter and director. He explores Jewish identity in works like "MetaphorMoses" and the documentary "The Worst Jewish Football Team in the World."
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Stephen Ogin |
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Stephen Ogin chairs the Yiddish Café Trust which includes amongst its activities the Yiddish Open Mic Café, the UK Yiddish Sof-Vokh (weekend), and Yiddish theatre events. He is an active supporter of both Yachad and Standing Together, a member of Ealing Liberal Synagogue, and an Emeritus Professor in the field of Engineering Materials.
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Eitan Okrent |
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Eitan Okrent is a passionate AvGeek (plane lover). Since the age of 6 he has wanted to become a pilot and since then he often spends his time spotting planes at various airports across the UK. He is about to start his training to become a commercial pilot after spending the last few months working for Limmud.
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Irwin Oppenheim |
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Irwin is a chazan with the Jewish community of Amsterdam. He is an expert on how Jewish ritual and music has evolved through the ages, and gives a weekly shiur (lesson) on this topic. He also is an IT manager in the dealing room of a Dutch bank.
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Elise Orenstein |
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Elise is a qualified Early Years Practitioner and a gymnastics coach with a Sports Leadership Award. She teaches gymnastics to children at a major gym chain and a leisure centre, and has been training in different dance styles in studios around London. She is excited to teach and share her passions of gymnastics and dance.
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