I teach Modern History and Religious Studies in higher education, specifically in Jewish and Judaic Studies, International History, Heritage Engagement, and Gender Studies.

I am available to teach adults and children in schools, synagogues, and community organizations within the above themes, and also specifically on my book. For example, I can speak about diaspora development and the localisation of humanitarian aid, European Jewish cultural heritage, the First World War and Jews, human rights and humanitarianism in history, humanitarianism as a Jewish response to conflict, Jews and violence in Ukraine, Jews and public health, antisemitism, the Holocaust, Yiddish and Ashkenazi culture, gender in Jewish history, European Jewish country houses and villas, Yiddish song, and international Jewish philanthropy.

I am widely recognized for my community building and re-weaving skills, within and across Jewish, heritage, academic institutions, and national cultures, as well as my ability to teach others this craft.