Analucía is an ethnographer and social worker with 10+ years of experience in culture production, immersive education, and global development. Her passion for diplomacy and world cultures, along with her commitment to Jewish diversity and inclusion, guides her work and inspired her to found Flavors of Coexistence, a bridge-building initiative dedicated to using food as a tool to connect people of various backgrounds together and talking at the dinner table. A Sephardic Jewtina, Analucía was born in Peru and can trace her Jewish heritage to Granada, Spain and Sarajevo, Bosnia. A lover of languages, she is also fluent in Spanish, English, French, Italian, and Ladino. Analucía has traveled with Entwine to Haiti, Morocco and Sri Lanka and has chaired a number of community events. Her passion for preserving the Jewish diaspora is profound, and she hopes to one day work for JDC.

Arya is a first-generation American born to Iranian immigrants. Raised in Los Angeles, and driven by human connection, Arya earned his B.A. in psychology at UC San Diego, and completed an M.A. in organizational behavior at NYU. Raised as a cultural Jew with less formal Jewish education, involvement with his undergraduate Hillel shaped the trajectory of his adult life and career. In 2015, he returned to LA after ten years between San Diego, Tel Aviv, and D.C., encouraged by his ability to fully come out as a gay man to his family. Soon after, Arya began a body of work he had always dreamt of advocating for the full equality of LGBTQ+ people and community as managing director of JQ – an LGBTQ+ Jewish non-profit that transforms Jewish communities by ensuring inclusion through education, support, and identity-enrichment. Arya has traveled on four trips with Entwine to the Philippines, Argentina, Uruguay, Budapest and Berlin, and helped to launch and staff the first-ever LGBTQ+ Leadership experience with the organization and the most recent such trip in Fall of 2019. He’s been deeply involved on a local level since his first Entwine trip initially as a city co-chair and most recently as a community rep.

In 2011, Ellie began her involvement with Entwine when she traveled on a trip to Belarus. She then served as a multi-week Jewish Service Corps fellow in Ethiopia. Ellie has also traveled to Haiti, Paris, Hungary, and Buenos Aires to see JDC’s incredible work. She served as the Co-Chair of the New York City Learning Network and on the National Steering Committee. She is honored to currently chair Entwine’s Council. Ellie received her B.A. from Harvard University and her MA in education from Columbia University’s Teachers College. She is the Humanities Dean at Achievement First Charter School.

Jennifer Goldstein is a Jewish communal professional with over 10 years experience, currently focusing on increasing engagement of marginalized Jews within Reform Judaism. Born and raised in Nashville, Jennifer has also called home San Francisco and Los Angeles, and currently resides in New York City. Jennifer graduated from Indiana University with a BS in Business and received her Master of Social Work and a certificate in Human Services Management from the University of Southern California where she was a Fellow in Social Innovation. Through JDC Entwine, Jennifer traveled to Argentina in October 2014 and chaired the India trip in October 2015. She joined the JDC Entwine Steering Committee in March 2016 and the Council in January 2017.

Martin Storrow is a writer, composer, and entrepreneur who believes in the power of creativity to transform our world. Martin is proud to have been involved with Entwine since 2011, when he participated in his first insider trip to Ethiopia. He has since visited Jewish communities and JDC projects in Europe, Africa, Israel, Australia, Cuba, Turkey, and the FSU. Martin served as Co-Chair of the Entwine Steering Committee and a member of the JDC Board of Directors from 2014-2016, and had the honor of representing Entwine at JDC’s 100th anniversary in Washington, DC. He considers himself fortunate to be part of an organization that is embracing global Jewish responsibility. Martin lives in Venice, California, and is currently developing an original musical.

Ryan is an Austin native living in Washington, DC working as a Digital Strategist for BBYO. Ryan has had ties to the work of JDC since he was in high school from immersive trips and leadership experiences where he connected with teens from across Europe and Latin America who were supported by the work of JDC and BBYO. While attending the University of Texas at Austin, Ryan had the opportunity to travel with Entwine on three college trips to Hungary and Romania, India, and Ukraine. He has been a proud member of the Entwine Steering Committee and Entwine Council since 2016. Outside of his work with Entwine, Ryan is an avid designer, photographer, videographer, and foodie.

Sophie is a Boston native, with a deep family connection to JDC. More than anything, Sophie believes in the power of “showing up” for her family, friends, and local & global communities. Her involvement with Entwine, gives her the opportunity to do just that. She first fell in love with JDC in 2017 on an Insider Trip to Morocco. Sophie co-chaired the Inside Jewish Ukraine: Frances C. Eizenstat JDC Fellowship in International Jewish Service in 2018, and served as a Community Representative from 2017-2019. Sophie is currently pursuing her MBA at Boston University’s Questrom School of Business with a concentration in social impact. In her spare time, she enjoys finding the best burgers in Boston, and spending time with her Little.