Board of Directors
The Board of Directors, (re)elected yearly, meets on a monthly basis and is responsible for the overall programmatic and financial direction of the organization. The Auditing Committee, also elected on a yearly basis, is responsible for overall reports of the Adam Institute. All members of the board serve on a voluntary basis. The Board represents a cross-section of Israeli society.
Chair, Ms. Nava Eisin:
Archivist. A member of Na’amat (Movement of Working Women & Volunteers) and the National Secretariat of the Union of Academics in Humanities.
Mr. Amnon Werner:
Author, educator, pedagogical instructor, storyteller. Kibbutz Carmia member. Volunteer at “The Parents Circle – Families Forum” (PCFF); and Volunteer in “Push” organization that aims to give a “push” to less advantaged children by tutoring them within the framework of the public school system.
Ms. Erella Hadar:
Former Israeli Ambassador to the Czech Republic in Prague. She headed the Human Rights Department in the International Organizations Division of the Ministry. Volunteers at Kav La’Oved and Physicians for Human Rights (Israel).
Rabbi Benny Perl:
Educator, founder and Dean of the Yeshiva for Science and the Arts.
Ms. Anat Wallenberger
History Researcher at Yad VaShem, Jerusalem. Environmental Activist.
Adnan Duoud, Architect.
Heads a private engineering firm and owns a construction company (“HaMeshulash”). Resides in Kfar Kassem.
Attorney Adel Frige
Owns a private legal consultation firm providing services to local authorities and to individuals. Resides in Kfar Kassem.
Dr. Yoav Silbert:
Lecturer on the Philosophy and History of Education at Beit Berl College and Levisnky College. Provides voluntary help to Palestinian farmers, primarily through Rabbis for Human Rights.
Miriam Goldstein:
Educator focused on creative education, eurhythmics and motion
Dalia Ganor
Active in the Association of Foreign Diplomats’ Wives in Israel and in cultural institutions in Herzliya. Volunteers as Hebrew teacher.
Members of the Auditing Committee
Lior Zamir
CEO of the Institute for the Sorting and Marketing of Eggs. Board member of ECF, an NPO that facilitates collaborations with Palestinians in economic and agricultural initiatives. Joined the Auditing Committee in March 2012.
Adi Rosental:
Expert on the organization and management of social and economic systems.
Staff
Dr. Uki Maroshek-Klarman, Executive Director
054-4448296 uki@adaminstitute.org.il Ukimaroshek@gmail.com
Leah Tobias, Former Executive Director
Yolanda Greenhut, Projects & Publication Director
054-4448290 yolanda@adaminstitute.org.il
Tamar Gridinger, Educational Programs Director
054-4448292 tamar@adaminstitute.org.il
Kamel Abu-Rabia, Educational Programs Director
054-4448297 Kamel151@walla.com
Saber Rabi, Educational Programs Director
054-4448296 rabi.saber@gmail.com
Ruth Ebenstein, Director of Communications and Resource Development
Deganit Ben Shitrit, Resource Development
deganit@adaminstitute.org.il Tl. 972-2-6448290
Facilitators and lecturers
Dr. Nitzan Rotem: BA in Cultural Studies in Research, MA in Sociology and Anthropology; Communication and Psychology classes. Group facilitation and social project management.
Towibah Mjdoob: PhD student in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Tel Aviv University. Fellow of the Azrieli Foundation’s PhD / Postdoctoral Forum. In recent years, she has been assisting the community of asylum seekers in Israel (Sudanese and Eritreans), and in 2016 she volunteered to help Syrian and Iraqi refugees on the Greek island of Lesbos.
Yiftach Ashkenazi: Author, critic and researcher. His latest book Guy Ben Hinnom was published in the summer of 2019.
Ezri Amram: PhD student in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Ben Gurion University of the Negev and serves as Secretary of the Israeli Anthropological Association. Bachelor’s degree in General History, Hebrew University, Master’s degree in conflict resolution and mediation from Tel Aviv University.
Moria Shuker Regev: Bachelor’s degree in International Relations Studies and Jewish Thought, Master’s degree in conflict management and resolution. Social activist and entrepreneur. Engaged in establishing, managing and accompanying projects.
Office:
Jerusalem Forest (Zipori Center) P.O.B. 3536, Jerusalem Israel 91033
Tel. 972-2-6448290 Fax 972-2-6448293
Sun-Thur. 08:30-16:00
