Juliet Moses is the President of the NZ Jewish Council. She is a lawyer, a mother of two sons, and a member of the Auckland Hebrew Congregation. Other broader community involvements include acting as a trustee of the Astor Foundation, which works to maintain a peaceful and harmonious society, and a trustee of the Auckland Foundation, the community foundation of Auckland, Tāmaki Makaurau. Juliet’s writing, mostly on Jewish and socio-cultural issues, has been in Quillette, Spectator, Stuff, NZ Herald, North & South and Newsroom.
Session 1
Is Zionism still relevant today?
Zionism is a word that evokes complex history, strong emotions, and a myriad of political viewpoints. This panel will explore three different perspectives on the contemporary relevance of Zionism across local and global contexts.
Juliet Moses is chairing this joint session with
Session 2
Panel: Anti-semitism in contemporary society
Chaired by David Cohen, this panel explores anti-semitism in contemporary New Zealand, Australian, and British communities. The session will explore panelists' experiences of anti-Semitism, how this has morphed through time, and how we might combat it as a community and global society.
Joint session with