Jonah is on the facilitation and design team for IDEA’s 12-session discussion and action-based course for white educators who are ready to go beyond conversations about white privilege and begin embodying antiracist values in their daily practice. The course functions as a professional learning community and mutual accountability space for white educators looking for community and an opportunity to push themselves further into their practice.

Jonah is an Advisor on the faculty of the Foundation for Jewish Camp’s Cornerstone Program - a Fellowship program in which experienced camp counselors receive training and support to help their camps better achieve their educational and communal goals.

Jonah is an affiliate consultant with Shoreline Consulting - an organization that believes in harnessing the strengths and assets that already exist in an organization, community or partnership and building from there. We co-construct solutions and strategies that align with your goals, and leverage the voices, perspective, and wisdom of those who stand to benefit.  

Jonah is the Education Fellow in the Religion and Public Life program at the Harvard Divinity School. In this role, Jonah is teaching a class exploring the purpose of education, and supporting Divinity School students in their capstone projects.

Jonah is on Faculty for the Avodah Institute for Social Change, supporting a cohort of Jewish Educators who are deepening their practice of incorporating Social Justice values and practices into their work and communities.

Jonah is the lead educator on the design team for NIF’s curriculum that offers Jewish summer camps an approach to Israel education that is rooted in critical analysis, nuanced argument, and shared values, through a focus on stories of local artists and activists engaged in the real work of confronting contemporary issues of justice and imagining a future beyond this current moment.