Aliza Bulow: Social Activism, Women's Empowerment, Grief, and a Never-Ending Quest for Greatness!

Aliza Bulow has been a Jewish Educator for over twenty five years. She is the founder and director of Core, an organization that connects Jewish women and strengthens Jewish homes and communities, and travels regularly to offer guidance, leadership training, and strategic planning for Jewish organizations and communities throughout the continent. 

In this episode Aliza shares with us her incredible journey from her upbring as an activist in the civil rights movement, her rejection of the church to become a Jew, he time in the IDF, traveling to Russia to help Soviet Jewry, and, ultimately, dealing with the tragic loss of her son to mental illness. 

This was a powerful conversation with lots of laughs, lots of tears, and lots of powerful lessons! 

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