Inbar, the founder and the director of Rashut Ha`Rabim, a partnership of more than 30 organizations in Jerusalem, that aims to transform Jerusalem into the global capital of the Jewish Renaissance. She currently works on creating a Jewish Pluralistic center in Jerusalem. Previously, Inbar founded and directed Hillel Haifa for 3 years and served as an emissary (Shlicha) in the U.S. and in England. Prior to that, Inbar was the first Hillel shlicha to the University of Massachusetts. She holds a B.A. in economics from Ben Gurion University and an M.A. in pluralistic Jewish education from the Hebrew University. Inbar also holds a second M.A. in humanitarian affairs that she acquired during a joint program of Israelis and Palestinians in Italy. She’s a qualified rabbi from the HUC Institute in Jerusalem and is an alumnus of six pluralistic Batei Midrash programs throughout Israel. She lives in Jerusalem.