Deborah Lieberman is a psychologist, educated in the United States, who graduated with honors from Bryn Mawr College and Rutgers University. She and her family came to live in Israel from New Jersey in 1971. Professionally, she has worked in the Ashdod Department of Psychological Services, in the Ramle Child Development Center and as Head of Psychological Services at Tel Aviv Child Development Center. Deborah joined ESRA in 1989 and served as Coordinator of ESRA Community Projects and as Chairperson. Deborah and Myron have three children and nine grandchildren.
An account of the one man show starring Ayal Massad, staged for the benefit of two ESRA community projects.
More...The essence of ESRA is volunteering. At the annual volunteer award evening Merle Gutmann, President of ESRA, spoke about what motivates volunteers, and Ziva Sharp analyzed the relationship between volunteers and staff.
More...The Hand- in-Hand food pantry in Netanya benefitted by the reception and beautiful Beethoven piano recital given by Gil Shohat at the Sharon Hotel of Herzliya Pituach.
More...This well attended meeting updated members to the advances made of all the Esra projects. Co-ordinators all reported on their enterprises and members were encouraged to get involved. It was an exciting review of new developments and an inspirational morning.
More...To hear a woman compare herself to a “frozen chicken, without power to act on her feelings” and to actually see the headless frozen chicken being tossed about was superb theater and made for a powerful learning experience at a study day given by the Herzliya Regional Center for Prevention and Treatment of Violence in the Family.
More...With over 900 volunteers, 34 projects and giving help to 1,200 families every month, there was a great sense of pride at the AGM. ESRA's financial report was given, new officers were elected and Zipporah Porath rounded off the evening with some of her amusing memories.
More...Up to now, schools in Israel have either belonged to the religious or secular school systems. Now a new initiative has been started. The Yachad Experimental Elementary School in Modiin is a school community incorporating both secular and religious pupils from different ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds which will be one of the flagship schools of a new “third stream” educational program in starting in Israel.
More...A tribute to the late Murray Shekter – a dentist, an artist, an ESRA volunteer, and above all a beloved family man.
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Deborah (Debby) Lieberman