Noam Rafael Kramer

Noam Rafael Kramer is a Brazilian clinical psychologist and psychoanalyst, and a Postgraduate Fellow at the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism. He is affiliated with the research group Diaspora Dialogues: Antisemitism and Racism (FUNDASP), and his research lies at the intersection of psychoanalysis, memory, trauma and antisemitism.

His work focuses particularly on Jewish memory, trauma and intergenerational transmission, testimony, and the ways in which historical and political conflicts shape the remembrance of Jewish experience. His current research examines the relationships between archival records, family testimony, and sites of memory in the reconstruction and intergenerational transmission of Holocaust survivors’ trajectories.

His recent publications address trauma, silence, and intergenerational transmission in the aftermath of the Holocaust; Freud, Zionism, and the politics of memory; and contemporary antisemitism and strategies of care.