A Federation/Agency-OpenDor Media partnership offers a seamless, practical and expeditious way for federations and local agencies to accelerate quality community programming. The kind of programming that empowers local leadership with the knowledge, tools and context to address the most pressing issues facing the Jewish world today — from Judaic studies, history and heritage to Zionism, Israeli politics and antisemitism.
OpenDor Media’s rich portfolio of films, media, speakers and content opens a world of possibilities for communities to come together to explore identity and heritage, and to lead more informed and connected Jewish lives.
OpenDor Media’s honest entertaining and thought-provoking films, speakers and content bring a brave, uniquely nuanced perspective to Jewish and Israeli topics. These new media platforms promise to deliver high impact. Working together, programs can be customized to meet a community’s specific needs.
for the entire community by OpenDor Media educators, speakers and facilitators
workshops and lecture series for Federation/Agency leadership
to OpenDor Media educational content, curricula and speakers, along with special access to feature films
1-on-1 or small group for local professional development on effective Israel education and other topics
on community podcast channels
and Global Student Ambassador Programs for local Jewish schools
chats and screenings with producers/writers of select OpenDor Media content
Talented speakers and nuanced films on thought-provoking and relevant subjects allow federations and agencies to offer programming that promises engaging and enthusiastic dialogue for audiences of all ages. Below are some of our program categories with a few of many different event topics.
A recognized thought leader in the realm of Jewish education, Dr. Noam Weissman is passionately dedicated to inspiring inquiry and teaching without succumbing to simplistic worldviews. His commitment extends to constructing educational models that recognize and accompany students on their journey to understand a complex Jewish world.
A seasoned and dedicated Jewish educator, Avi Posen’s expertise spans both formal and informal Jewish education — from high school Judaic Studies teacher to Hillel Director and Jewish camp director. With a profound commitment to Israel and Jewish culture, he infuses his role with Unpacked for Educators with knowledge, passion, and innovative approaches.
A innovative and experienced Jewish educator, Sarah Gordon’s extensive background spans both formal and informal realms. Having served as the Director of Israel Guidance and Experiential Education at Ma’ayanot High School, a Wexner Fellow, and a Davidson Scholar, she brings a wealth of expertise and passion to her role with Unpacked for Educators.
With a rich background in leadership roles within Jewish education and community engagement at synagogues, Yoni Buckman specializes in designing and implementing project-based learning curricula for elementary school students in Judaic Studies, Hebrew, and STEAM, channeling his knowledge and passion into his role with Unpacked for Educators.
Hona brings a wealth of experience from teaching Israel education, Jewish studies, and history at Leibler Yavneh College in Melbourne. Rooted in experiential Jewish education, Hona, currently pursuing an MA in Jewish history at Bar Ilan University while residing in Israel, is poised to expand our reach and impact in the Australian community and global audiences.
Yirmiyahu Danzig is a dedicated educator and content creator for Unpacked, specializing in Jewish identity, diversity, and history. With a background in Homeland Security and Public Diplomacy, and having served as an Israeli Border Police squad commander, Yirmiyahu has utilized his expertise to become a sought-after speaker, regularly addressing joint Israeli-Palestinian events with the aim of navigating competing narratives and aspirations.
Alex Harris is an Education Associate at AMER for Unpacked for Educators, a division of OpenDor Media. Previously he focused on conflict education at The iCenter for Israel Education. He has a Master’s in Education and Human Development from George Washington University, a Bachelor’s in Judaic Studies and International Studies from the University of Michigan, and semicha from Rabbi Brovender.
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