Monday, 16thMarch, 20265pm – 7pm It was such a pleasure to welcome TAU alumna Dr. Orit Gal to our Women’s Circle gathering. We are truly grateful to Orit, Founder of Urban Serendipity and Chatty Elephants, and Senior Lecturer in Strategy and Complexity at Regent’s University London, for leading such an engaging and thought‑provoking conversation. Her […]

 4 February | 11 am We were delighted to host our TAU Women’s Circle for a spectacular BFAMI Curator-led tour of the Art Auction Preview at Phillips Gallery earlier this week. A huge thank you to TAU alumna, Curator Gili Yuval for her charming and knowledgeable guidance, to Pamela Crystal, BFAMI Co-Chair for welcoming our […]

 14 November | 10 am – 12 noon London NW3 Women’s Circle event with filmmaker Eti Tsicko, who gave an engaging talk on Creative Bridges: Directing Global Co-Productions and Connecting the Film World. Following the UK premiere of her debut feature film ‘Nandauri’, winning film at the recent UK Jewish Film Festival, Eti shared her journey from a […]

with TAU alumnae Yaara Gooner and Dr. Dafna Goor who led a fascinating talk about Designing Desire: The Intersection of Luxury and Space. Yaara, a prominent Architect and Head of Design for LabTech London and Dafna, Marketing Professor at London Business School, engaged the guests with an exciting discussion about desire in marketing, fashion, architecture, space, luxury, and sustainability.

Women’s Circle, Wednesday 11th June with one of TAU’s super stars Professor Rachel Sarig. Rachel, a pioneering Israeli Dental Anthropologist shared her inspiring and thought-provoking story, and left the guests with a broader understanding of dentistry in Israel; dental anthropology and how our jaws have evolved over time; the role TAU’s dental school has played during the ongoing war and treating people with trauma and so much more.

We are grateful to Shaylee for sharing her personal story and to journalist Brigit Grant for conducting such a thoughtful and meaningful interview. Hearing more about Shaylee’s harrowing experience of her husband’s murder at the hands of Hamas terrorists and the impact on her daughter, Shia, was especially poignant. So, too, was learning about her therapeutic journey and the resilience of the K’far Aza community, including the 17 additional widows who are part of the same support network as Shaylee and who live in the same refuge building…still with no locks on their doors. Despite all the trauma, Shaylee has many ongoing film projects aimed at preserving the community’s stories and values.

The Philosophy of Emotions TAU Trust’s recently formed Women’s Circle gathered in an intimate setting with TAU’s Philosophy Professor Ilit Ferber and featured a fascinating talk on “Why Emotions Matter to Thinking”, leading to a thought-provoking and meaningful discussion. You can read more about our event in the Jewish News: https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/tel-aviv-university-professor-tells-london-gathering-philosophy-gives-us-an-opportunity-to-rethink/ 12 April 2024 Hosted […]

Inaugural TAU Women’s Circle event, Tuesday 5th September 2023 with Professor Khitam Muhsen from TAU Faculty of Medicine discussing ‘Vaccines – Achievements and Challenges from a Public Health Perspective. The insightful talk ensued on a range of things, from Covid to other viruses; public health in England, Israel and further afield and even how people make personal vaccination choices.