Dr. Amy Weinreb is the Director of Education and Talent Hub at Masa and Interim Team Lead at the Masa Leadership and Impact Center. She specializes in curriculum design and professional development, emphasizing inclusive, student-centered, and active learning. After 13 years at the University of Texas at Austin as an Associate Professor of Instruction, she is now a lecturer at NYU Tel Aviv and The Hebrew University, Jerusalem, where she delivers intensive anthropology courses to students from around the globe. In her teaching, research, and writing, she uses ethnographic observation to consider complex questions. Her publications have focused on themes of citizen-state relationships, emotions in cultural context, and differences between public perception vs. the lived experience.
‘Expelled From the Community of Which We Were a Part Only Yesterday’ Jean Améry on the Dilemma for Left-Wing Jewish Intellectuals, Sartre’s Freedom of Choice and the Commitment to Israel
Beyond Left and Right: Israel’s Post- 7 October Political Awakening
Two Mirrors, Two Truths: The Divergent Documentary Approaches of Holding Liat and Letter to David
The Telos of a Hatred
Soviet Anti-Zionism and Contemporary Left Antisemitism