Amanda Goldstein is a community leader, educator, and advocate dedicated to strengthening Jewish life and advancing inclusivity, wellness, and access. A graduate of the Borns Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University, Amanda has built a career in Jewish communal service with a focus on program development, education, and a deep love of learning. Amanda is passionate about making Torah and tradition accessible, engaging, and meaningful to learners of all backgrounds.
Beyond her communal work, Amanda is a recent breast cancer survivor who speaks out to empower women to know their bodies, recognize important health signs, and prioritize preventative screenings.
Amanda is a third year student at Yeshivat Maharat and a mother to four amazing children.
