Shalva Dinner invitation
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The Consulate General of Israel to the Mid-Atlantic Region The Consulate General of Israel & Kornberg School of Dentistry Invites you to dinner at 6pm Estia Restaurant 1405 Locust St. Philadelphia, PA 19102 March 2 nd 2015 Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen R.S.V.P Tuesday February 23 rd 2015 Email: Ms. Leslie Ader [email protected] Bio: A professor of education at Neve Yerushalayim College of Jewish Studies for Women in Jerusalem, where he also lectures in modern and medieval philosophy. Kelemen was awarded his undergraduate degree at U.C.L.A. and did graduate studies at Harvard. He began his professional career as a downhill skiing instructor, served as the news director and anchorman for a California radio station, and then traveled Middle East to conduct 12 years of post-graduate field research. In May of 1990 Rabbi Kelemen and his colleague, Malki Samuel founded SHALVA a special needs foundation and school for children with disabilities in Israel, inspired by their own experiences with raising a child with special needs. Today SHALVA has become a leader in the field of disability awareness and intervention in the Middle East.
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The Consulate General of Israel to the Mid-Atlantic Region
The Consulate General of Israel & Kornberg School of Dentistry Invites you to dinner at 6pm
Estia Restaurant 1405 Locust St. Philadelphia, PA 19102
March 2nd 2015
Rabbi Lawrence Kelemen
R.S.V.P Tuesday February 23rd 2015
Email: Ms. Leslie Ader
Bio: A professor of education at Neve Yerushalayim College of Jewish
Studies for Women in Jerusalem, where he also lectures in modern and
medieval philosophy. Kelemen was awarded his undergraduate degree at
U.C.L.A. and did graduate studies at Harvard. He began his professional
career as a downhill skiing instructor, served as the news director and
anchorman for a California radio station, and then traveled Middle East to
conduct 12 years of post-graduate field research.
In May of 1990 Rabbi Kelemen and his colleague, Malki Samuel founded
SHALVA a special needs foundation and school for children with
disabilities in Israel, inspired by their own experiences with raising a child
with special needs. Today SHALVA has become a leader in the field of
disability awareness and intervention in the Middle East.
