I founded the first Progressive (Reform) Jewish Congregation in Italy in 1999, while still a PhD student. I then graduated and went on to work as a teaching assistant in Jewish Social History. When I concluded the post-doctoral program, Reform Judaism had become an enormous success in Italy, and I decided to become a Rabbi.
I have then studied in Jerusalem, at Hebrew Union College and Conservative Yeshiva and then in London, at Leo Baeck College. During my studies I have worked as Student Intern at Temple Israel, Boston; Shaarey Shalom, Manchester and West London Synagogue of British Jews.
I have been ordained on July 2012. On September 2012 I started working as a Rabbi at Brighton Refo...
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