Tel Aviv Institute Speakers Bureau​

Alex utilizes his skills to help the Jewish community undo harmful beliefs that have been internalized over years of poor representation. His mission is to tell the Jewish story honestly and empower the Jewish community to take command of our narrative through art.

Ali Cobrin Resnick is an actress who splits time between New York and Los Angeles. She has appeared in such films as “American Reunion” (Universal), “Neighbors” (Universal) and “The Iron Orchard.” Her most recent television show was “The Baxter’s” (MGM).

Aliza J. Sokolow is a food stylist, photographer, and author who brings Jewish joy to life through storytelling and cooking. A proud lab alum, she has focused her recent efforts on leading community events that celebrate Jewish identity and tradition through food, fostering connection and resilience in challenging times.

Amelia Adams is a freelance writer and an avid meme enthusiast actively speaking out against antisemitism online.

Through acting, singing, directing, teaching, consulting, and public speaking, Ari crafts stories to open hearts and minds, so people feel seen, heard, and validated. He recently debuted his Jewish Broadway cabaret

Channeling influences of Bette Midler, Stevie Nicks, and Sia, Dayan is a prolific songwriter as well as an actress working with numerous producers in both fields in LA, London, and beyond.

Ariel Stein is the founder of ArielLoves.com, an online community where she shares her journey of motherhood, building a home, and traveling the world, Ariel writes about navigating life with a baby, marriage, finding work-life

balance, and living with intention. She has a Master’s degree focused in Jewish Education from The Jewish Theological Seminary.

Ariel Tidhar has turned her love for design and Judaism into an effortlessly proud Jewish jewelry and accessories brand! Ariel launched Ariel Tidhar Judaica Jewelry & Accessories because she wanted fun, modern Judaica that felt like the kind of Judaica that she and her friends wanted to wear! The brand took an unexpected but welcomed turn when she found herself accidentally in the Jewish advocacy space while focusing on Jewish joy and Jewish pride within her brand. Ariel leads with Jewish joy always, reminding her fellow jews we cannot survive exclusively on our history of antisemitism. She loves to speak to college students about Jewish identity and pride, her story as a self funded Jewish woman entrepreneur and more recently bringing creative workshops to Jewish students, synagogues and more including her Jewish Charm necklace workshop and hamsa painting workshop!

Avigail Collins is a stylist and designer whose work has been featured on the pages and covers of Italian Vogue, Vanity Fair, Interview, iD, Hunger, Twin, Dazed, and in advertising campaigns for Tula, Nike, Sony, Braun, Coca-Cola, Max Factor, Bape, Hannah Martin, and others.

Ben Rebuck is the face behind @benrebuck, a popular social media account in which he shows people how to make simple meals. Ben also uses his platform to discuss issues around antisemitism, and has taken great pride in becoming a spokesperson for the Jewish community.

Chantae Vetrice is a NYC-based pop/rap artist and proud Jewish woman whose music boldly reflects her identity. From being honored by the ADL as a “Hero Against Hate” to being an active member of the Jewish community in New York City, she continues to use her voice and social media presence to combat antisemitism, racism, and injustice through powerful, unifying messages.

Chaya Lev is a movement educator, speaker, and breast cancer survivor whose work bridges African dance, somatic healing, and personal transformation. After surviving cancer, Chaya made Aliyah and now leads embodied workshops across Israel that help women reconnect with their strength, release trauma, and reclaim joy through the Chaya Dance Movement. Her story of resilience, identity, and renewal offers a unique voice on healing, empowerment, and the Jewish return to self and homeland.