Born in Argentina, ever since her youth Leah Netzer has been involved in Jewish education at informal educational levels and for long she’s endeavored to foster reconnection to Jewish roots.

Lea’s curriculum includes:

Activist in Zionist Youth Movements.

Graduated from the Jewish Teachers Academy in Argentina.

Worked 20 years at the Diaspora Museum & Institute “Beth Hatfutsot” as head of the Education and Educational Marketing Departments.

In 2010, Leah Netzer founded the “Routes & Roots” program at Ofakim. “Roots and Routes” promotes seminars in the wake of Jewish legacy in Europe- a program designed for groups of young students, as well as adults, from both Israel and abroad.

Leah is continuously developing extensive ties with Jewish communities everywhere, with embassies and local institutions that assist and collaborate in the special seminars carried out in the framework of “Roots & Routes”.