Learn more about Hazon’s merger with Pearlstone. This contact list will be updated as the merger is effectuated, in 2022.
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General | New York | Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center | Detroit | Program Areas
General Contact Information:
- General: info@hazon.org | 212.644.2332
- Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center: registrar@hazon.org | 860.824.5991
- Social Media: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Youtube
Office Locations
- NY programming includes the Hazon Seal of Sustainability and Rides.
- Hazon’s administrative departments are also based in New York.
- View our programs and retreats calendar.
- Site Rentals: contact registrar@hazon.org.
- Registration: contact Simone Stallman, Managing Director of Hospitality.
- CSA: Contact Janna Siller, Farm Director and Advocacy Coordinator.
- Learn more about Hazon Detroit‘s programs, initiatives, and events.
- Contact detroit@hazon.org to connect with Hazon Detroit staff.
Program Areas
Adamah Farm and Fellowship
- Contact Carly Sugar, Adamah Program Manager, for Adamah Fellowships or Adamah Consulting.
Shmita
- Contact Sarah Zell Young, Director of Strategic Partnerships, about our Shmita initiatives.
Bike Rides
- Contact Elana Eyal about rides, including the Israel Ride.
Development
- Contact Rachel Siegal, Chief Development Officer, about supporting Hazon‘s work.
Education & Resources
- View downloads, curricula, and other materials.
- Contact Yoni Stadlin, Chief Program Officer, for programming and initiatives.
Marketing
- Contact our Marketing & Communications team.
Institutional Greening
- Contact us about the Hazon Seal of Sustainability and other institutional initiatives.
Leadership Development
- Contact Liana Rothman, Director of the Jewish Youth Climate Movement (JYCM).
- Contact Aharon Ariel Lavi, Director of Hakhel: The Jewish Intentional Communities Incubator.
Hazon means vision and Hazon’s vision is to create a vibrant, healthy Jewish community in which to be Jewish is to help create a more sustainable world for all. So what is your vision for how we can repair the earth and how do you play a role in that?