​Rachel Brodie has taught at a wide range of local institutions, presented remotely through various webinar platforms and served as a scholar-in-residence around the country.  References from colleagues, students and past program participants are available upon request. 

Rachel's repertoire is extensive. In addition to the topics described on this site, she has experience teaching subjects that range from the fundamentals of Jewish literacy (holidays, literature, history) to the evolution of the prooftext in Jewish literature. 

As an independent Jewish educator, who works primarily with adult learners, Rachel is currently available to: 

• Serve as a Scholar-in-Residence 
• Present at conferences and participate on panels
• Lead workshops (spanning hours or days)
• Teach classes (single or multiple session) 
• Study with small groups or individual students (for a single session, a series, or on an on-going basis)

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Rachel also serves as a consultant to individuals and organizations, and is currently available to: 

• Design and facilitate professional development opportunities for Jewish educators
• Coach and mentor Jewish educators working in formal and informal settings
• Co-create and/or facilitate Jewish lifecycle rituals to mark personal milestones that range from the traditional (i.e.,weddings, b'nei mitzvah) to the innovative (i.e., retirement, getting a driver's license)

If you have a particular gig in mind, or if you are interested in exploring options with Rachel, please be in touch with her directly: rb@rachelbrodie.net