Denny Frank was born and raised on Kibbutz Kfar Hanassi in the Upper Galilee and also spent part of her childhood immersed in the Jewish community of New Jersey. Her journey through Jewish life and Israel has taken many forms: from Camp Tawonga in Northern California, to Diller Teen Fellows, Shnat Sherut (“year of service”) in Ayalim on the Gaza border, and work with BINA in Tel Aviv.
During her IDF service, Denny served in the Education Corps, guiding soldiers from challenging backgrounds. She later became the Diller Teen Fellows coordinator in Rishon Lezion for the Greater MetroWest (New Jersey) partnership, and also worked as Community Manager at Haachim, a social impact company in Tel Aviv.
Music as an Educational Tool
Music is a powerful and meaningful tool of engagement with Israel and Israelis. It is through music that we can gain an understanding of Israel’s culture and, at times, its national mindset. Songs can be ...
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The Pulse of Israel
Next: Educational Approach THE PULSE OF ISRAEL: EDUCATIONAL APPROACH The Pulse of Israel is The iCenter’s curricular resource collection that uses questions to unpack current events and historical phenomena in Israel. This collection helps learners ...
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