Drawing the Lines to prevent Intimate Partner Violence

In her previous position, Sawsan managed the Unit for Utilization of Resources & Economic Development in Daburiyya Local Council. For 20 years she managed leading projects in Arab society and employment for academic women. She also managed forums and coalitions working for policy changes regarding women’s employment, and a project to represent Arab women in politics.

Sawsan has a master’s degree in Nonprofit Organizational Management from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a bachelor’s degree in Behavioral Science, majoring in Educational Counselling.

Social worker, psychotherapist, coordinator of training for professionals in the field of intimate partner violence. Involved in the field of intimate partner violence for over 22 years, managed the Center for Treatment & Prevention of Intimate partner violence in Nahariya, guide and trainer for professionals on treating the problem.

Keren is the coordinator of Red Lines Prevention of Intimate partner violence Partnership. She began her career in the Self-Actualization Department of the Scouts Movement, and continued in the field of informal education as manager of educational programs about inter-generational contacts and immigrant absorption in the Council of Youth Movements.

Keren has a BA in Education and a Diploma in Group Moderation.

Yasmin has extensive experience with organizational consulting in the first and third sectors, leading partnerships and advising on strategic processes. She was formerly professional manager of Shatil, consultant to managers in several units of the Ministry of Welfare, consultant to social organizations and partnerships, lecturer on various organizational consultancy programs, moderator of groups and senior advisor and HR manager in the IDF School of Management Development. Yasmin has a BA in Psychology and an MA in Social-Industrial Psychology.

Moria Silfen has a decade of experience in communications, public speaking, and digital media, primarily in the political realms. In the past, Moria has worked with several national media outlets in content related roles and later as a spokesperson for members of the Israeli Knesset and former ministers. Simultaneously, Moria has extensive voluntary experience with associations and organizations dedicated to promoting women's rights and is active in Jerusalem's local administration, where she resides. She holds a master's degree in Gender Studies from Tel Aviv University and a bachelor's degree in Communication and International Relations from the Hebrew University.

Fainy is an educational-social entrepreneur in the Haredi community, active in various fields related to welfare, education and the appearance of women and families in Haredi and Israeli society. She manages Adabra (from the Ideya organization) for cooperation between liberal society and Haredi society. She previously founded and managed the “Whither Thou Goest” organization, that assists Haredi and religious women in situations of separation and divorce. She specializes in the fields of education, consulting and managing Haredi education.

Fainy has a BA in Education from Jerusalem College and an MA in Educational Counselling from the Hebrew University. She is a graduate of the Women of Valor leadership program for Haredi women, and the School of Educational Leadership of the Mandel Institute. She is a member of the Young Leaders program of the Global Economic Forum at Davos.