In the latest episode of Future Jews 2048, Morris Misel (Miselowski) and his guest panel explore what Jews living in Australia and the wider diaspora need, want, and expect of Israel today and into the future.

In the sixth episode, Morris Miselowski chats to Simon Szwarc, Julia Hussman and Nikki Marczak.

In the fifth episode, Morris Miselowski chats to UJEB's Gabi Crafti, Trawalla Group's Alan Schwartz and Adam Hyman, from Mount Scopus Memorial College.

In this fourth episode, Morris Miselowski chats to Moishe House's David Goldberg, Melbourne playwright Joanna Murray-Smith and Rabbi Yaakov Glasman, from St Kilda Shule.

Exploring evolving Jewish Social Capital and its impacts and influences in shaping Future Jews and broader society, in 2048. Produced by The AJN and global business futurist Morris Miselowski, guest panellists include TikTok Europes Michal Oshman, Vedran Drakulic of Gandel Philanthropy and Tracie Olcha, CEO at the Australian Jewish Funders.

The role and influence of women within Judaism and Jewish culture is the focus of the second episode of the Future Jews 2048 web series, which launches this Thursday night. Produced by The AJN and global business futurist Morris Miselowski, guest panellists include Israeli journalist Sivan Rahav-Meir, Professor Kim Rubenstein from the Australian National University and Noa Abrahams from Jewish Women of Words.

In this first episode – Religion, Culture, Family & Community – Global Futurist Morris Miselowski chats to Monash University's Prof Andrew Markus, Rabbi Alon Meltzer from Shalom and New York-based Sarah Eisenman from JDC.

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Future Jews 2048

This series of fireside chats seek to inspire, inform and provoke a pragmatic forward-looking community discussion about the possible futures of Jews and Judaism in Australia and globally.  Each month Morris will be joined by 3 guests, each sharing their topic-specific foresights on the possibilities, opportunities and concerns that may be ahead.