Jewish Women’s Archive | Newton, MA
Manager of the Rising Voices Fellowship
June 2023 – Aug. 2025

• Directed two application cycles and interview processes for 50+ applicants, selecting competitive cohort
• Orchestrated fellowship recruitment efforts, crafting networks and communicating with diverse contacts
• Served as mentor, editor, and point of contact for 18 high school fellows for ten-month fellowship
• Developed, facilitated, and evaluated programing, including 20 webinars & four weekend in-person retreats
• Managed annual budget, organized and purchased travel plans, and coordinated payments for programming
• Edited and published approximately 150 blog posts written by fellows about Jewish feminist topics
• Communicated with parents/guardians and alum network, providing updates and requesting donations
• Supervised college interns and a part-time editor, providing structure and references
• Moderated two one-hour book Zoom talks with authors and in-person alum reunions in NYC and Boston
• Designed and implemented initiatives for 10th anniversary, including interviews and fundraising drive

Yiddish Book Center | Amherst, MA 
Richard S. Herman Bibliography and Exhibitions Fellow 
Sept. 2021 – July 2022

• Led group tours presenting the history of Yiddish culture and the Center to visitors of diverse backgrounds
• Addressed inquiries regarding Yiddish literature and history via phone and email
• Wrote public scholarship and three “From the Vault” articles to promote Yiddish culture to a wider audience
• Researched primary sources for the curation of new core exhibition, “Yiddish: A Global Culture”
• Cataloged and archived frequent large donations of historical materials, streamlining organizational system
• Processed thousands of Yiddish book orders, redesigning customer experience for increased efficiency

Boston Workers Circle and Lehrhaus
Yiddish Teacher For Beginners 
Oct. 2023 – May 2025

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE

• Led interactive and engaging lessons, utilizing communicative method, for multigenerational classroom

Yiddish Book Center
Oral History Field Fellow 
April 2023-Present

• Initiated, arranged, and conducted twenty-six 90-minute oral history interviews in English or Yiddish of individuals in Jerusalem, Milwaukee, and Boston, ranging in age from 21 to 94

Farbindungen Yiddish Studies Conference 
Co-Chair, Presenter, and Co-Founder 
June 2021 – Present

• Designed, launched, and facilitated a two-day virtual conference hosted by Harvard University in 2022 as a member of a ten-person team of graduate students and young professionals
• Co-organized three subsequent virtual conferences, sponsored by Univ. of Toronto in 2023, Johns Hopkins in 2024, and Univ. of Wisconsin in 2025, each with dozens of presenters and a couple hundred attendees
• Chaired communications sub-committee, composing emails to 400+ newsletter subscribers
• Presented paper on the effects of Yiddish Duolingo (published by In geveb) and hosted several panels

Instagram Account @Yiddishistke 
Content Creator and Co-Founder 
July 2020 – June 2023