Rabbi E. Alysa Stanton broke many racial and religious barriers as the first African American Woman Rabbi in mainstream Judaism. An exceptionally trained mental health clinician, she specializes in addressing grief/loss issues, crisis response, racial trauma, and mental health issues for adults, children and families.
Composer/Musician Batya Levine uses song as a tool for cultivating healing and resilience in her work as a communal song leader, shaliach tzibur (Jewish prayer leader) and cultural organizer. She’s a co-founder of Let My People Sing!, and composes original music made of yearning, queer heart-medicine, and emunah (faith). www.batyalevine.com
Listen to Batya Levine’s music at
https://batyalevine.bandcamp.com/album/karov
Rabbi E. Alysa Stanton broke many racial and religious barriers as the first African American Woman Rabbi in mainstream Judaism. An exceptionally trained mental health clinician, she specializes in addressing grief/loss issues, crisis response, racial trauma, and mental health issues for adults, children and families.
Composer/Musician Batya Levine uses song as a tool for cultivating healing and resilience in her work as a communal song leader, shaliach tzibur (Jewish prayer leader) and cultural organizer. She’s a co-founder of Let My People Sing!, and composes original music made of yearning, queer heart-medicine, and emunah (faith). www.batyalevine.com
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