I am a Jew, I am a Latina, I am Israeli, I am a woman, I am Ashkenazi, I am an immigrant, I am a mom, I am a spouse, I am a rabbi, I am a seeker: I am all of these, not in order of importance. Some would say these are all part of my identities (plural). I would say, this is my only identity (singular). I am all of it. All of the time. As such my jewish identity is embedded in all what I do. In the way that I exist in the world. At the center of my rabbinate are two main core values, spiritual practice and social justice. I dedicate my life to building  intentional and meaningful community and to the  commitment of humans treating to each other with kindness, compassion and love.