Hadar is a multi-media feminist artist, writer, and dancer originally from Jerusalem. She is a Mizrahi Jew with roots in Syria, Iran, Iraq and Israel/Palestine. Hadar is a fellow at Abrahamic House, a multi-faith incubator for social change based in Los Angeles. She organizes spiritual feminist gatherings including feminism all night – a public community gathering manifesting a space for feminist discourse. Hadar is a graduate of Cooper Union, where she studied Electrical Engineering, and alt*div, an alternative divinity school centering the intersection of justice and spirituality. Hadar writes on each new moon about feminism and Jewish time in a newsletter called in loving faith. She weaves prayer rugs, teaches embodied Jewish spiritual practices with Moishe House and At The Well, sings and writes about God. You can check out more of her work at hadarcohen.me