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Nate

Shalev

Program Officer, U.S. Jewish Grantmaking

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Nate is a Program Officer on the U.S. Jewish Grantmaking team, supporting a portfolio focused on creating more inclusive and engaged Jewish communities.

Prior to joining Schusterman, Nate was a speaker and advisor at Revel Impact, a consultancy they founded to help leaders and organizations navigate complex conversations and foster lasting organizational change. 

Outside of work, you can find them on the field playing rec softball, creating gatherings for LGBTQ Jewish communities, or in the park with their beagle, Joan Jett. Nate holds an MA from New York University in Sociology of Education and a BA from Barnard College of Columbia University in English, Creative Writing and Human Rights.

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