I'm a dance activist. I believe in the transformative power of dance - as an art that can profoundly impact society. By fostering self-expression, freedom of movement, community, and well-being, dance gives us a sense of agency, which connects us to our social strengths and capabilities. 

With over two decades of experience as a professional dance manager and improvisation teacher, I founded "Dance for a Change"  in the post-COVID-19 era, where movement is increasingly essential. 
 

My activity is located in Jerusalem. As a city in strife, Jerusalem can gain more connection and hope through the embodied language of dance. I focus on dance and movement classes to strengthen and connect women of different and conflicting communities, such as older women, Palestinian women, and secular and religious women.