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Tracey Labgold

Tracey Labgold (she/her) is Keshet’s Florida Education and Training Manager.  Tracey has a Masters in English Education from Teachers College at Columbia University.  She started her career as a high school English teacher and then spent a decade facilitating anti-bias and diversity awareness workshops.  Tracey joined the team at Keshet in 2021 where she works with Jewish organizations across Florida to help them build spaces of belonging for LGBTQ+ Jews and their family members.  Tracey served as Chair of ADL’s Florida Region from 2018-2021 and she held several national committee chairs positions at ADL including National Leadership Chair and National Education Chair. A lifelong learner, Tracey is proud to share that she is a graduate of the Wexner Heritage Program 2023 cohort and a current participant in Spertus’ Certificate Program in Combating Antisemitism for Professionals.  She and her wife, Michelle, have 5 children.  Tracey loves to read and practice yoga when she has spare time.

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