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Keren Markuze is known for We Mean Business (2008), Surviving Disaster (2009) and Your Kid Ate What? (2009).
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Jan 5, 2007 · Keren Markuze lived in Los Angeles for seven years until she found her place in the Jewish community. The 29-year-old Montreal-native credits the Jeremiah Fellowship — a social action initiative from the Progressive Jewish Alliance — with helping her navigate the second-largest Jewish community in the United States.
Jul 21, 2005 · First Person – Hatikvah in the Village. Keren Markuze. July 21, 2005. If someone had turned on the radio in Mulukuku, Nicaragua, on May 28, 2005, they would have heard “Hatikvah,” the Israeli...
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Keren Markuze, Director/Producer. Funded by the California Air Resources Board & the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences.
