
1. Founder and Artistic Director of the Jewish Repertory Theatre of Nevada (JRTN), the first professional theatre in Nevada with performances by major Broadway, television, and motion picture performers.
2. JRTN produced the first live theatrical performance opening The Smith Center in Las Vegas with Tovah Feldshuh in "Golda's Balcony".
3. Wrote a Master of Arts Thesis on "The Influence and Impact of The Diary of Anne Frank on Middle and High School Students" that has been downloaded over 5063 times across the world from educational departments to governments and is verified by the Readership Report from Digital Scholarship@UNLV. Monthly readership updated
4. Worked with Dr. Greta Peay, the now retired Clark County School District (CCSD) Director of Equity and Diversity, and Dr. Beverly Mason, CCSD Director of School Community Partnership Program for the JRTN'S, NO TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANCE program, to educate students through theatre performance about tolerance and acceptance of others, anti-bullying, anti-social behavior, hate and anti-Semitism.
5. Created " The Diary of Anne Frank" for 1700 CCSD Middle and High School students program by JRTN, at The Smith Center in Las Vegas.
6. Las Vegas honored JRTN by a special, ANNE FRANK and NO TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANCE DAY presented by the Mayor.
7. Established educational programs for at-risk Middle and High School Students at their schools through performance and discussion about NO TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANCE. Including Holocaust Survivors speaking to the students.
8. Work with the Superintendent and the School Board directly of CCSD.
9. Participated several times in the Student/Teacher Holocaust Education Conference with "The Diary of Anne Frank" performance.
10. Participated at the Governors Mansion in Carson City, Nevada several times with excerpts performed from "The Diary of Anne Frank" for Yom HaShoah.
11. Work with teachers at CCSD educating them about intolerance, hate, bullying, all forms of anti-social behavior and anti-Semitism.
12. Was honored to be chosen to be included in the Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project of the Oral History Research Center At UNLV, for community members who made an impact on Las Vegas. April 2016.
13. Successful fundraising in the Las Vegas community for programs to educate youth via private and corporate donations.
14. In the process of establishing, Jewish Repertory Theatre of the Desert and Youth Education Through The Performing Arts, NO TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANCE program performing, "THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK" for the 9 cities students that comprise "the desert cities".
15. Have established a group of concerned citizens in the various desert cities for a NO TOLERANCE FOR INTOLERANCE PROGRAM.