Supersona
Adi Avital-Rozin
Author, EFL teacher, Mediator
Author, EFL teacher, Mediator
Changing ways of thinking among women.
The author of “Ki El Asher Telchi Elech”, (2012) -A re-reading suggestion towards Ruth and Naomi’s relationship “Desirable and Deffered, Sacred and Licentious”: Intertextual reading and gender thinking towards women’s stories in Jewish tradition (2015)
EFL teacher
Mediator
Lectures about Feminist criticism, Gender identity and women in Patriarchal Judaism and rabbinical literature.
MA in Hebrew Literature\\ Hebrew University of Jerusalem
BA in Hebrew Literature and Education\\ Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Journalist and Spokesman\\ Israel’s General Workers Union
EFL teacher\\ Israel’s Ministry of Education
Mediator\\ Israel’s Foundation Of Local Authorities
Author, EFL teacher, Mediator
Changing ways of thinking among women.
MA in Hebrew Literature\\ Hebrew University of Jerusalem
BA in Hebrew Literature and Education\\ Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Journalist and Spokesman\\ Israel’s General Workers Union
EFL teacher\\ Israel’s Ministry of Education
Mediator\\ Israel’s Foundation Of Local Authorities
The author of “Ki El Asher Telchi Elech”, (2012) -A re-reading suggestion towards Ruth and Naomi’s relationship “Desirable and Deffered, Sacred and Licentious”: Intertextual reading and gender thinking towards women’s stories in Jewish tradition (2015)
EFL teacher
Mediator
Lectures about Feminist criticism, Gender identity and women in Patriarchal Judaism and rabbinical literature.
I believe in the power of mindfulness. In fact, mindfulness transformed my life. It is difficult to find a balance in the corporate world, but mindfulness can create compassionate, resilient, and thoughtful leaders and employees, and help them to become better friends and family members as well.
I believe in the human spirit, wisdom and courage, and that the best way to predict your future is to create
it (inspired by Abraham Lincoln).
Being a mom and having a career will always be harder and demand greater sacrifices.
I am learning every day on how to juggle between the two and recently found that the harder I work at having them both, the sweeter the victory.
Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing.
