We help healthcare professionals deliver culturally respectful care to Jewish patients, residents, and colleagues.

• Guidance on Sabbath & Festival observance (e.g. treatment schedules, family visits, technology use).

• Support for kosher food provision and understanding Jewish dietary law in clinical settings.

• Training on modesty norms, gender-sensitive care, and interactions with religious families.

• Insight into Jewish medical ethics and end-of-life considerations (e.g. organ donation, autopsy).

• Advisory for aged care staff on trauma responses (eg to the Holocaust), grief, ritual practices, and the role of rabbis in decision-making.

We equip schools and universities to create culturally aware, inclusive environments for Jewish students and staff.

• Training on Jewish Festivals, Sabbath and school absences, including fair assessments and scheduling.

• Insight into the impact of Holocaust education and Jewish historical trauma in the classroom and workplace.

• Support around religious clothing, dietary needs, and respectful peer engagement.

• Navigating sensitive topics like Israel and Jewish identity in diverse classroom and work settings.

• Tools to address and prevent antisemitism in student culture and institutional policy.

We help businesses strengthen relationships with Jewish clients, partners, and employees through cultural intelligence.

• Understanding Sabbath & Jewish Festival observance and how it impacts work hours, deadlines, and meeting times.

• Guidance on kosher catering at meetings, events, and investor functions.

• Training on culturally sensitive client engagement—especially around life-cycle events or grief.

• Insight into Jewish views on business ethics, philanthropy, and long-term partnerships.

• Helping teams respectfully discuss complex topics such as Israel, Jewish identity, antisemitism & historical tropes with staff, clients or stakeholders.

We support public agencies in building respectful, informed relationships with Jewish communities.

• Education on Jewish festivals, Sabbath observance, and religious accommodations in employment.

• Briefings on Jewish communal structures, leaders, and how to engage respectfully.

• Guidance on public communications involving Jewish topics or the Israel–Palestine conflict.

• Tools to combat antisemitism in government culture, policy, and service delivery.

• Advisory on inclusion without tokenism—focused on genuine service improvement.

We train journalists, broadcasters, and comms professionals to report and represent Jewish topics with sensitivity, accuracy and respect.

• Workshops on avoiding antisemitic tropes and stereotypes in language and imagery.

• Support in covering Jewish religious life, holidays, and cultural events appropriately.

• Guidance on navigating complex issues like Israel/Palestine without alienating Jewish audiences.

• Understanding the diversity and nuances of Jewish identity—religious, cultural, political, and personal.

• Briefings for editors and producers working on Jewish-focused or interfaith content.

We help manufacturers, retailers, and consumer brands understand and meet the needs of Jewish customers, staff, and partners.

• Guidance on product development or marketing that aligns with kosher standards or Jewish ethical expectations.

• Support for retailers in scheduling, signage, and holiday recognition (e.g. Sabbath closures, Hanukkah promotions).

• Staff training on cultural respect in customer service, especially in Jewish-majority areas.

• Advisory for businesses aiming to serve Jewish communities—without missteps or unintended offense.

• Insights into charitable giving, community alignment, and values-based consumer engagement.

Helping artists and cultural institutions engage with Jewish tradition and identity in ways that are thoughtful, informed, and respectful—without restricting artistic purpose or expression.

• Education on Jewish symbolism, history, and traditions for creative teams developing Jewish characters or themes.

• Support in exhibitions, public programs, and performances that engage with Jewish identity or interfaith topics.

• Guidance on avoiding reductive stereotypes and respectfully addressing complex subjects like the Holocaust or Israel.

• Briefings for arts organisations working with Jewish collaborators or audiences.

• Helping teams explore spiritual, cultural, and ethical elements of Judaism in relevant and inspiring ways.

We help synagogues, community centres, museums, and schools foster deeper understanding and engagement.

• Training for non-Jewish staff or visitors in navigating Jewish customs respectfully.

• Guidance for interfaith initiatives on language, shared values, and points of cultural crossover.

• Support in designing public programs, exhibitions, or partnerships involving Jewish content.

• Advisory on inclusion efforts that centre authenticity—not assumption or overcorrection.

• Insight into the communal, historical, and spiritual role of rabbis and lay leaders.