projects

A learning community built for people with chronic illness. Designed from the ground up for variable-capacity learning — not retrofitted accessibility, actual design. Six tracks. Self-paced. Built by someone who learns from bed. One mission: making the invisible visible through education.

The chronic illness internet is full of people being brave and grateful. Chronically.life is for everyone who is tired of performing bravery. Real stories, real anger, real grief, real joy — no filtering for palatability.

The organisation I founded eight years ago to serve the dysautonomia and POTS community in Israel. Building awareness, education, and advocacy for autonomic disorders in a healthcare system that often dismisses them.

A directory and connection layer for the global chronic illness community. Patient organizations, condition-specific communities, support networks, peer-support resources. The thing that lets a newly diagnosed person find their people without having to know the right keywords.

Emergency systems are built around the assumption that you can speak. help+ removes that assumption. A simple, fast way to get emergency assistance without a phone call — because your emergency shouldn’t depend on your ability to talk.

Training at-risk youth as certified first aid instructors, giving them skills, community, and a way to give back. A global movement building resilience through education.

Initiated and founded several TEDx franchises throughout Israel, bringing TED’s platform for ideas-worth-spreading to academic institutions and communities. A foundation for amplifying voices and critical thinking across the country.