Menu

2024 Ways and Means

Registration for 2024 Ways and Means is currently closed. If you have any questions, please contact Jennifer Hoffman at nashvillencjw@gmail.com.

To make a donation to NCJW Nashville, you may either click here or write a check to “NCJW Nashville.”

NCJW Nashville Invites you to the 44th Annual Ways & Means Agenda: Event Chair Welcome Kim Lapidus & Leslye Lapidus Hamotzi Families of Barbara Turner & Harriet Workman Lunch is served Executive Director’s Report Jennifer Hoffman Emerging Leader Award in honor of Jamie Brook, Freya Sachs, & Erin Zagnoev Harriet Workman presented by Freya Sachs Hannah G. Solomon Award Barbara Turner presented by Nan Speller Keynote Speaker Allison Korman introduced by Sheri Rosenberg Conclusion Marci Kleinrock

Thank you to NCJW Nashville's 2024 Ways and Means sponsors!

Your contributions tonight benefit many of our NCJW Nashville projects as well as the needs of the Nashville section. Click here for a full list of NCJW Nashville projects.

To make a donation to NCJW Nashville, you may either click here or write a check to “NCJW Nashville.”

 

Thank you to our volunteers…

For serving on our host committee: Felicia Abramson, Arlene Averbuch, Tara Axelroth, Andrea Bernstein, Jamie Brook, Erin Coleman, Barbara Davis, Julie Fortune, Rachel Friedman, Julie Galbierz, Gretchen Goldstein, Olivia Heller, Rae Hirsch, Rebecca Kaduru, Stephanie Kirschner, Marci Kleinrock, Stephanie Korn, Jessica Kullock, Hayley Kupin, Kim Lapidus, Leslye Lapidus, Jordana Loeb, La Quita Martin, Bryna Mody, April Nemer, Lindsey Rosen, Sheri Rosenberg, Freya Sachs, Suzanne Schulman, Laura Shmerling, Jackie Tepper, Barbara Turner, Rachel Whitney, Harriet Workman, Erin Zagnoev

For serving on our decorations committee: Dianne Berry, Jamie Brook, Lauren Cooper, Mimi Friedman, Rae Hirsch and Leslye Lapidus

For hosting us at Hillwood Country Club: Suzanne Schulman

For making and donating the challah: Stephanie Kirschner

For processing donations: Kim Lapidus

For editing the video: Rabbi Michael Shulman

And to everyone who made calls, provided advice, proofread, or provided support in so many different ways!

Allison Korman

Allison Korman, Alli (she/her) is the Executive Director and Founder of The Red Tent Fund. She is a strategic thinker and nonprofit leader with a passion for helping others. From 2022 to 2023, she led the DC Abortion Fund (DCAF) as Senior Operations and Strategy Director, until her resignation in response to antisemitic conduct by staff and Board. Prior to joining DCAF, Alli served as founding Executive Director of Culture of Respect, a leading national initiative to end campus sexual violence. She has provided management, support, and technical assistance to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and served as the Associate Director of Education for the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals (ARHP).

Alli holds a Masters of Health Sciences (MHS) from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health and a B.A. from the University of Michigan in English and Women’s Studies. She also holds certificates in Restorative Justice Facilitation and Leadership from the University of San Diego and in Executive Facilitation from Georgetown University.