Jennifer Goldstein

Dr. Jennifer Goldstein's areas of specialization are educational leadership and policy, in particular at the intersection of teacher leadership. Her work focuses on improving the quality of teachers and teaching in schools serving children living in poverty and children of color. Jennifer's current passion is studying and dismantling antisemitism in California education P-16. In 2023-2024, Jennifer was a professional fellow in NewGround: A Muslim/Jewish Partnership for Change; she was also a participant in GWU’s Fellowship and Summer Institute on Antisemitism and Jewish Inclusion in 2024-2025. She chaired and presented in a symposium entitled Beyond Binaries: Jews, Antisemitism, and Navigating Difference at the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association in 2026, together with other participants from the GWU fellowship; her paper was entitled, “Invisibilized: Being a 'White Jew' in the DEI Space,” a manuscript she is currently seeking to publish.