International
Associates
Jewish Travel in Poland has International
Associates around
the world supporting our work. They are available to answer any
region-specific queries you have regarding your tour.
AUSTRALIA
Joel Goldman
australia@jewishtravel.pl
Joel
is a business analyst and chartered accountant, and has worked
for some of Australia's most prestigious financial institutions.
He has studied at numerous insitutions throughout Australia and
the UK, including Monash University in Victoria, and is a certificated
financial planner in both countries. Joel has also spent a considerable
time in Central Europe, to where he traces his family roots.
CANADA
Carson Philips
canada@jewishtravel.pl
Carson is a Holocaust Educator with the Regional Jewish Communities
in Ontario, and a PhD candidate in Holocaust Studies at York University
in Toronto. He has led Canadian Educators on March of the Living,
and studied Jewish
and Holocaust history in Poland and Israel (Yad Vashem).
He is a graduate from the University of Toronto
(Holocaust & Genocide Education) and York University's graduate
studies program in Humanities.
ISRAEL
David Weintraub
israel@jewishtravel.pl
FRANCE
Corinne Paulet
france@jewishtravel.pl
Corinne is the founder and director of Themis, the first natural
and fair-trade skincare products in France. Having worked previously
in Human Resources Management, she is a graduate of Paris business
school, before which she was raised with
a traditional Jewish education. Corinne has travelled extensively
in Central Europe, and traces her family roots back two generations
to Poland. Her family left during World War II, when her French
grandfather helped her family to escape the Nazis and then married
into the family.
SOUTH AFRICA
Tali Nates
southafrica@jewishtravel.pl
Tali is the Director of Facilitation of ‘Vulindlela’ (‘Opening
the Way’), an organization challenging individuals to take personal
accountability for breaking through barriers in the workplace.
She was previously an independent facilitator, trainer
and lecturer in the fields of Tolerance, Human Rights, Genocide
and Holocaust Education, and until the end of 2003 the Head of
Education at the Foundation for Tolerance Education. Tali has
led a number of Holocaust education missions to Central and Eastern
Europe, including the 2005 March of the Living South Africa delegation,
and she was recently awarded the Goldman Sacks South African Fellowship
for 2004/2005 by ‘Facing History and Ourselves’. Tali was born
in Israel into a family of Holocaust survivors. While her father
and uncle were both saved by Oskar Schindler, the rest of the
family perished in the Holocaust.
UK
Simon Cooper
uk@jewishtravel.pl
Simon works as a teacher and educator across the north London
Jewish communities, and has led numerous Jewish youth groups in
the UK, Israel, and across Europe. He has travelled extensively
throughout Poland, and is a trained guide for Jewish Prague, Berlin,
and Budapest. He has completed Jewish Studies at Oxford and Leeds
universities in the UK, and is currently a doctoral student in
contemporary Jewish Thought at King’s College, University of London.
USA
Kim Frumin
usa@jewishtravel.pl
Kim Frumin currently works as an educational consultant to New
York City's under-performing public schools, helping teachers
and schools teach more creatively. She holds a masters degree
from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, with a focus on
museum education and educational technology, and an undergraduate
degree from the University of Pennsylvania, in anthropology and
art history. Prior to her current position, Kim coordinated and
facilitated educational outreach programs throughout New York
City public schools for Learning Through Art/The Solomon R. Guggenheim
Museum's Children's Program; served as a freelance researcher
for Sesame Workshop; and helped to curate a permanent Holocaust
exhibition in Salt Lake City, Utah. Kim recently returned from
a year in Israel as a Fulbright Fellow, where she taught photography
to Bedouin youth and developed a traveling exhibition of their
work. After spending the summer of 2001 in Poland, Kim has been
committed to working on projects related to Holocaust education
and Polish-Jewish relations.
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Jewish Travel in Poland directly.
