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Revision as of 15:43, 18 October 2023
People
- Dr Edie Friedman Founder and Executive Director. 'Born in Chicago and influenced by the civil rights movement, Edie set up JCORE in 1976.'
- Brian Douieb JUMP Project Supervisor
- Jack Kushner Campaigns, Communications and Youth Engagement, and Office Administrator
- Adam Rose Chairperson Adam is a solicitor and partner at Mishcon de Reya. Born in Southend, he spent his primary school years in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and after studying law and accounting at Manchester University, spent a sabbatical year as National Secretary of the Union of Jewish Students (UJS). He is a trustee of the Jewish Youth Fund (a charity which makes grants for Jewish youth activities in the UK), and has been a trustee of JCORE since 2014.[1]
Board of trustees
Adam Rose (Chairperson) | Jonathan Black | Isabel Burton | Karen Goodman | Rebecca Heller | Adam Isaacs | Sarah Isal | Anna Lawton | Rachel Levitan | Bruce Rothberg | David Thompson.
Patrons
Sir Geoffrey Bindman | Rabbi Charley Baginsky | Sir Trevor Chinn CVO | Lord Clinton Davis | The Lord Dubs | Rabbi Joseph Dweck, Rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner | Francesca Klug OBE | Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis | Rosalind Preston OBE | Dr Richard Stone OBE | Rabbi Jackie Tabick | Rabbi Jonathan Wittenberg | Lord Justice Woolf
