Eliezer Weinbach (he/him) is an experiential educator for the Jewish people, and strives to manifest his love of the environment and Jewish tradition in a deeply connected world. After seminary in Israel and getting a BA from Yeshiva University, Eli worked in psychology research for five years before transitioning to the Jewish nonprofit world. He worked for Hazon for three years, including as a JOFEE (Jewish Outdoor, Food, Farming, and Environmental Education) Fellow before transitioning to graduate-level rabbinical and environmental studies. He enjoys pickling and cooking with fake-meat substitutes. Anywhere that people are trying to free themselves from the constraints of conflicting truths, you will find Eli cheering them on.