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Stephen Gilson
Theorist and Policy AnalystTravels from Availability: Contact JNF Speakers Bureau for availability or contact the speaker directly. Website: www.astos.org Topics: Inside Israel and US Government, Academic Perspectives on Israel and Jewish History
Stephen Gilson has an international reputation for his work in policy, diversity and access as a human right, with special attention to national and international disability policy and rights for disabled Jewish populations. He is an expert in domestic and international health and disability policy and rights, and is sought worldwide for training, consultation and speaking in his areas of knowledge. Gilson graduated with his bachelor’s degree in 1973, his masters in 1980, and his PhD in 1991. He has a long career in academia and in 2000 co-founded the Evaluation Practice Group (www.evalpractice.org) a non-profit company that focuses on the development, funding and evaluation of projects and policy to advance human rights and equality of opportunity to community resources. Born and raised in California, Gilson lived in Colorado, Washington D.C., and Virginia before relocating to rural Maine in 2000. Currently, Gilson is a professor at the University of Maine, Faculty Advisor to Hillel, and the President of Evaluation Practice Group in the US. In Israel, Gilson is a Senior Research Fellow at Ono Academic College in Kiryat Ono, Israel, and has co-authored and published 8 books and over 60 articles and has delivered lectures and workshops locally, nationally and globally. In addition to his teaching, lecturing, and writing, Gilson is currently involved in several important initiatives: Among his many awards, in the summer of 2008, Gilson received a Faculty Fellowship for the Summer Institute in Israel, sponsored by JNF, Mediawatch and the Society for Peace in the Middle East. Download a prepared introduction for Stephen Gilson stephen-gilson.doc Popular Speeches:
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