Received a masters in Social Foundations of Education and works learning skills of people with disabilities around employment. Conversations about Judaism, social justice, and environmentalism are passions.

Lily Brent is a writer and social worker whose curiosity and commitment to service catalyzed a career in international development, spanning six countries over the last eight years. But her search for the nuanced, every day work of community-led social justice has brought her to Repair the World. As the founding director for Repair the World Atlanta, she is thrilled to join other young Jews in critical self-refl

Ruby-Beth Buitekant is a lawyer & organizer. She has been a featured speaker on panels & publications on the criminal legal system, Black Lives Matter, & prison abolition.

Abigail graduated from The University of Pittsburgh with degrees in Environmental Studies and Religious Studies, and a certificate in Sustainability. Abigail worked on a hydroponic farm in Tel Aviv for a summer with the organization Green in the City (Yarok Bair)! She was one of two interns who worked alongside the full-time employees and volunteers to learn about the hydroponic system, and maintain the space and technology. Abigail is excited

Ben graduated from Emory University where he studied Linguistics, Spanish, and Chinese. Ben has worked as an education consultant and parent liaison for LaAmistad Inc., which is a program that serves the Latinx community of Atlanta through after school programming, mentoring, and homework help. Ben is ready to spend a year making a positive, direct impact in a community that he truly cares about. During his time at Emory, Ben was able to make

Cecelia is a graduate of Georgia College and State University where she studied Psychological Science. Prior to Repair, Cecelia worked at the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta where she built community among young Jewish adults participating on Birthright Israel trips. Building upon the community she created in Israel, Cecelia worked to sustain the connections when participants returned to Atlanta. She provided opportunities for alumni to c