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Tova Neugut was a 2001-02 Hart Fellow working with the Rural Family
Support Organization (RuFamSO) in May Pen, Jamaica. Tova assisted the Rural
Family Support Organization (RuFamSO) with written and photographic documentation
of its various component programs, particularly the Roving Caregivers Programme.
Tova also led conflict resolution programs for at-risk youth.
Tova graduated from Brandeis University in 2001 with majors in sociology and
politics and additional concentrations in women's studies and peace and conflict
studies. After her Hart Fellowship, she designed programming for high school
students on racial profiling, the parameters of religious liberty, and bilingual
education for the Kennedy Library and Museum in Boston. In 2003, she directed the
21st Century Community Learning Center-a partnership between the Massachusetts
Department of Education and a local nonprofit agency to provide students from a
low-income community with a high quality, accessible, after-school enrichment
program. In 2004, she began a masters program in public policy. |
