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leading with knowledge

Jewish leadership must be grounded in rigorous knowledge, strategic insight, and real-world experience. Our President, Dr. Charles Jacobs has  this principle. For more than two decades, he has founded and led organizations to confront some of the most urgent and unmet challenges of our time, both within the Jewish community and across the global human rights landscape. Several of these initiatives have grown into respected national institutions. One, the American Anti-Slavery Group, played a direct role in the movement that led to the creation of the world’s newest nation, South Sudan.

This record informs our core belief that knowledge is one of the most powerful tools a Jewish community can possess. Effective leadership requires more than passion or advocacy. It requires deep subject-matter expertise, historical clarity, and the ability to translate complex realities into actionable strategy. In that spirit, the Jewish Leadership Project makes it a central mission to identify, partner with, and amplify leading experts across relevant fields, including policy, security, education, media, and civil society.

Through consulting, collaboration, and targeted knowledge-sharing, we help ensure that the American and global Jewish community is not only informed, but equipped to lead with confidence, credibility, and strategic purpose.


Need specialist advice?

The challenges facing Jewish communities today often demand targeted, expert guidance. The Jewish Leadership Project provides tailored advisory support through confidential Zoom consultations, designed to help leaders assess risks, identify opportunities, and take informed action.

Our advisory network spans key subject areas, including civic action, K–12 education, community security, legal strategy, grassroots activism, social media, messaging and public relations, and fundraising. Following an initial consultation, we connect communities with trusted specialists who bring both domain expertise and practical experience to the challenges at hand.

Whether you are navigating policy threats, strengthening institutional resilience, sharpening your public narrative, or mobilizing supporters, our goal is to ensure your community has access to the right expertise at the right moment, and the strategic clarity needed to move forward with confidence.

This record informs our core belief that knowledge is one of the most powerful tools a Jewish community can possess. Effective leadership requires more than passion or advocacy. It requires deep subject-matter expertise, historical clarity, and the ability to translate complex realities into actionable strategy. In that spirit, the Jewish Leadership Project makes it a central mission to identify, partner with, and amplify leading experts across relevant fields, including policy, security, education, media, and civil society.

Through consulting, collaboration, and targeted knowledge-sharing, we help ensure that the American and global Jewish community is not only informed, but equipped to lead with confidence, credibility, and strategic purpose.

Meira Cowland Kolatch

Meira Cowland Kolatch

Meira Cowland is a political and social commentator focused on delivering accurate, verified information about Israel to a broad international audience. Since October 7, she has built a following of nearly 36,000 and reached tens of millions of viewers by translating and verifying Hebrew-language reporting and presenting timely updates without graphic content. Alongside her commentary, Meira works full-time in communications strategy with content creators for a free speech platform. Her work centers on countering misinformation, educating audiences who might otherwise disengage, and empowering individuals to take meaningful action through consistent, credible information sharing.
Dillon Hosier

Dillon Hosier

Dillon Hosier is President of ICAN and a public affairs professional with extensive experience in strategic communications, policy development, and political engagement. He has a proven record of advancing effective, forward-looking policy initiatives across multiple sectors and leading high-impact advocacy efforts. Dillon specializes in coalition building, strategic outreach, and the use of emerging technologies to build and sustain influential relationships that drive measurable results.
Anthony Levey

Anthony Levey

Anthony Levey is an honorably retired federal law enforcement leader with more than 25 years of experience in security, operations, and executive leadership. Prior to retiring in 2018, he served as Regional Director for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Protective Service, overseeing security for federal facilities across New York, Northern New Jersey, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and was appointed Deputy Federal Security Coordinator for the 72nd United Nations General Assembly, a National Special Security Event. Over the course of his career, Levey held senior roles across multiple jurisdictions and agencies and brings deep expertise in homeland security, counterterrorism, and organizational leadership. He holds a master’s degree in organizational leadership, completed graduate-level studies in terrorism and homeland security, and is a graduate of the Senior Executive Service Candidate Development Program. He is the recipient of numerous federal awards, including the DHS Secretary’s Silver Medal for Meritorious Service.

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