Amanda Eskenasi Hohmann is an educator, researcher, and analyst with over a decade of experience in Jewish advocacy and public education. She has led national and international initiatives combating antisemitism, developed curriculum and training programs for schools and community organizations, and played a key role in shaping public discourse on Jewish identity, human rights, and misinformation. With a background that bridges academia, grassroots activism, and policy engagement, Amanda brings both intellectual rigor and practical expertise to her work. Her research has been cited by NGOs, academic institutions, and government bodies around the world, and she has been a frequent guest in international media, offering expert insight on antisemitism and contemporary Jewish issues.

Amanda is a PhD candidate at York University, where her scholarship focuses on cultural narratives, systems of authority, and the politics of representation and identity.