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2007 11th Quadrennial Conference
 

Authors' Forum Papers

 
The following papers were submitted by presenters at the Authors' Forum session of the 2007 Quadrennial in Jerusalem. Authors whose email addresses are listed below, welcome feedback or questions from readers.

Author
 
Title
Email
           
Dafna Barashi and Dr. Michael Ganor   Development of Communities That Advance Education and Social Welfare: From an Incomprehensive Network to a Social Jumping Board  

daphnea@matnasim.org.il

msganor@matnasim.org.il

           
Irene Belozersky and Dr. Ariel Borschevsky   New Communities in the New World: The Case of Russian Jewish Community in Boston    
           
Dr. Netta Bentur and Shirli Resnizky   Palliative Care Services in Israel and Abroad    
           
Annette Botnick and Jenni Frumer   Neighbor Helping Neighbor: An Older Adult Community Building Initiative   jfrumer@jfcsonline.com
           
Jenny Brodsky and Shirli Resnizky   Examination of Issues in Family Care of the Elderly: Characteristics of the Care, Burden on the Family, and Assistance and Support Programs for the Family    
           
Edward M. Bruckner and Elizabeth Sternberg   An Innovative Approach to Meeting a Critical Community Need by Engaging the Next Generation of Jewish Leaders: The CJP Disabilities Housing Initiative and the Real Estate Next Generation Group  

edwardb@cjp.org

elizabeths@cjp.org

           
Jenni Frumer   Honoring Life: Psychological Issues and Community-Based Practice Implications in Service to Holocaust Survivors
  jfrumer@jfcsonline.com
           
Ruth Geva   Developing Community Resilience: Community Emergency Centers in Jerusalem    
           
Rabbi Gail Glicksman   Chronic Health Challenges and American Jewish Communal Service Agencies    
           
Ella Harel   וחי אחיך עמך Caring for the Aging Survivors of the Holocaust    
           
Dr. Linda G. Klempner   Expectancies of Motherhood and Disruptions of Fertility: The Role of the Infertility Counselor   lklempner@verizon.net
           
Dr. Norman Linzer   Terror and Triage   nlinzer@aol.com
           
Dr. David Mittelberg   Convergent and Divergent Dimensions of Jewish Peoplehood   davidm@macam.ac.il
           
Prof. Roberta G. Sands   The Challenge of Marginalization of Baalei Teshuvah    
           
Bianca Stern   Building Community within a Geriatric Long Term Care Setting: Creating a Jewish Environment   bstern@baycrest.org
           
Judit Talvard   Social Accompaniment of Jewish Political Asylum Seekers in France    
           
Judit Talvard   Accompagnement social des demandeurs d’asile politique juifs en France    
           
Dylan Tatz   Yearning for a Voluntary Diaspora: The Place of Israel in American Jewish Identity as Reflected in Birthright and the Wexner Fellowships   tatzd@ajc.org
           
Maureen Wise   The Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County’s Ewa & Dan Abraham Project: A New Cultural and Educational Initiative
  maureen.wise@jewishpalmbeach.org
           

 
Professional Track session Presentations
 
The following presentations were given during various Professional Track sessions at the 2007 Quadrennial in Jerusalem. Authors whose email addresses are listed below, welcome feedback or questions from readers.
 
Author
 
Title
Email
           
Anita Altman   The NORC Supportive Service Program   AltmanA@ujafedny.org
           
Dr. Dorit Barak & Dr. Elisheva Sadan   Are Grassroots Organizers in Israel a Special Group of Leaders
           
Gila Ben-Har   Jewish Identity in the World of Knowledge
       
Sonia Douek   Jews Don't Drink   sdouek@jcare.org
           
Hasia Israeli   The Family Story as an Entry Point to Deal with Jewish Peoplehood
       
Gail Kleinman   Understanding Narrative as an Integrating Process in Psychotherapy with Holocaust Survivors   gskleinman@comcast.net
       
Ruth Ouazana   Limoud France   ruth.ouazana@limoud.org
           
Debby Perelmuter   Bukharian Teen Lounge
           
Svetlana Shklarov   What Can We Learn from Soviet Holocaust Survivors
           
Sara Shadmi-Wortman   Building Community: Raising of Social Capital as a Platform for Strengthening Communitarialism
       
Prof. Charles Sprung   The Dying Patient: New Israeli Legislation
           

 
Professional Track session PowerPoint Presentations
 
The following PowerPoint presentations were prepared for and delivered during various Professional Track sessions at the 2007 WCJCS Quadrennial in Jerusalem. These materials were selected for inclusion on our web site based on their ability to provide significant content apart from the author's full paper or live presentation, and given the value of the data and content included in them that should be of interest to our professional colleagues. Authors whose email addresses are listed below, welcome feedback or questions from readers.
 
Author
 
Title
Email
           
Anita Altman   The NORC Supportive Service Program   AltmanA@ujafedny.org
       
Pia Cohen   ZAKEN: Ageing in Europe and the Jewish World
       
Rinat Davidovich   Maagan Shelter: Shelter for Women Victims of Trafficking (Israel)
       
Michelle Heymann   Casip-Cojasor Foundation (France)
       
Dr. Barry Kinzbrunner   Advance Directives and Prognosis
       
Dr. Alicia F. Lieberman   Babies Can't Wait Traumatic Stress In Infancy and Early Childhood   alicia.lieberman@ucsf.edu
       
Haim Messing   Israel Anti Drug Authority
       
Jean-Marc Mollard   Reseau Ensemble: Home Palliative Care Network (France)
       
Cathy Schwartz & Ron Meier   Adaptive Leadership Case Consultation - Cathy Schwartz & Ron Meier   ron.meier@ujc.org
       
Lucy Steinitz   The AIDS Pandemic: A Jewish Response
       
Amy Weiss   Strengthening Families
       
 
 

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