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Dr Tanya White

A Judaism that speaks to our imperfect life.

At the heart of Dr Tanya White's work is a simple conviction that Torah speaks powerfully to the questions that matter most today.

A writer, educator and internationally sought-after speaker, Tanya teaches Tanach and Jewish philosophy with a unique blend of academic rigour, theological depth and captivating storytelling. She is a faculty member of the Jonathan Sacks Institute at Bar-Ilan University and a senior lecturer at Matan Women's Institute for Torah Studies, where she helps students and audiences alike discover how ancient texts can illuminate contemporary life.

Whether speaking at universities, conferences, synagogues or community events around the world, Tanya invites her audiences into thoughtful, honest and transformative conversations that bridge tradition and modernity. Her lectures combine intellectual depth with accessibility, offering fresh perspectives and inspiring meaningful conversations that continue long after the lecture ends.

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Tanya is founder, creator and host of the "Books and Beyond: The Rabbi Sacks Podcast".

To view Tanya's lectures, articles and audio on Rabbi Sacks click here: 

Dr. Tanya White | The Rabbi Sacks Legacy

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Opening Words of Torah: Dr. Tanya White on the Legacy of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Opening Words of Torah: Dr. Tanya White on the Legacy of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks

Torah as Conversation: Rabbi Sacks’ Legacy

Watch Dr. Tanya White and Rabbi Dr. Itamar Rosensweig explored Rabbi Sacks’ ideas to celebrate the launch of the Magerman Edition Koren Shalem Humash with translation and commentary by Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks.

"Because when we sanctify our world—by dignifying the other, by loving our children unconditionally, by recognizing our deep connection to our people, our land, our history, and our destiny—God dwells within each of us. And with that Divine strength, we find the courage to mend this broken world, transforming depravity and evil into a place where God’s presence can dwell."

Tanya White

(from the article Shiri's Final Act of Love)

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