From Tehran to Tel Avivand Beyond — A Lecture
A personal lecture about family, identity and the journey across cultures — a story that opens conversation in organizations and communities.
Hundreds of stages,one story that lands.
A personal,human, deep talk.
A personal story that becomes a professional frame — not the other way around. One lecture that reshapes your team's hallway conversation for weeks to come.
This isn't a lecture about what's right. It's a space to understand, listen and be present — without slogans, without slides.
What's included in
a session for your organization?
/ what's includedPersonal story
A real story that anchors the organizational conversation — not a case study.
Non-othering language
Practical language to talk to a mixed team — clients, hiring, managers — without harming, without losing precision.
Open Q&A
Twenty minutes where the truly hard questions come up. No script, no avoiding.
Follow-up workbook
A document for every participant: language, sources, internal checklist.
Tailored to you
A 60-minute scoping call. I read your culture; I don't push a template.
Clear contract
One price, including travel within Israel. No asterisks, no surprises.
This lecture isn't Pride Month, not a poster on the wall, not a statement on the site. It's the strategic decision that runs through every manager and every hiring call.
Who this lecture fits.
/ audienceHR leaders
Looking for a shared organizational language — not a one-off awareness day.
Leadership teams
Who need the decision — not the Wikipedia opener.
Company events
That want content people remember after dessert.
Pride Month only
If that's the whole ask — there are cheaper options than me.
What peopleleave with.
People don't leave with a deck. They leave with something in their hand.
Shared language
An organizational vocabulary for talking about complexity — without harm or stuckness.
Perspective
A wider understanding of what people go through inside processes.
Practical tools
How to ask, how to respond, when to be quiet. Tools they take home.
Not alone
A sense that this conversation is possible — even without final answers.