WHO WE ARE

Lev Moscow

Lev has taught International Political Economy at The Beacon School since 2005, as well as courses on the history of the global economy at Florence University of the Arts in Italy, and at Think Olio in NYC.

Jon

Jon Moscow

Jon has been a lifelong civil rights, antiwar, labor, education, and environmental activist. In 1964, at age 15, he became housing chair of Long Island Congress of Racial Equality (CORE). As a leader of Health Research and Action Project in Portland, OR, he collaborated with the Black Panther Party in establishing the Fred Hampton People’s Health Clinic and the Malcolm X People’s Dental Clinic. He was executive director of the Parents Coalition for Education in NYC, and has been active in fighting Islamophobia as a member of Jews for Racial and Economic Justice and Jewish Voice for Peace. He consults and writes grant proposals for non-profit organizations.

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Ernest Leif Boyd

Ernest is a film editor, born and raised in New York City. He started out his career working in reality television for NYT Television where he was an instrumental part of Local 700, The Motion Picture Editors Guilds successful union organizing campaign.

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Keisha Taylor Wesselink

Keisha is interested in using historical, multi-cultural and philosophical insights often unknown or sidelined to support better research and outcomes and writes about this at www.techilosophy.com. At present she is a Research Fellow at Trinity College, Dublin conducting research for the Shaping Interdisciplinary Practices (Shape-ID) project. She has a PhD and MSc in Web Science from the University of Southampton, an MA in International Relations from the Universiteit van Amsterdam and a BSc in Sociology from the University of the West Indies, Trinidad and Tobago.

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