Liz Berger

Liz Berger is a scholar and practitioner whose work within Neurodivergence and trauma spans more than two decades and includes public and independent school contexts and medical institutions with child and adult populations. Liz is a PhD student in the inaugural cohort of the Antisemitism Studies Program at Gratz College. She works as a Research Consultant with UNESCO on international projects that implement antisemitism education training for educators. She is a Postgraduate Fellow at the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism and her research centers on how Neurodivergence and antisemitism converge in educational systems and Neurodivergence mediates individual cognitive processing of antisemitism. Liz holds a Masters of Social Work from the University of Pennsylvania and a Certificate in Therapeutic Trauma work from Bryn Mawr College.