Adam has been active in the Maryland Jewish community all of his life. Growing up at Temple Isaiah in Fulton, attending BT camp, Capital Camp, and as an AZA member throughout high school, Adam has spent many years embracing his Jewish identity and now makes a career of helping others do the same.

After graduating from UMBC with a bachelor’s degree in history, Adam was inspired to further grow as a part of the Jewish community after reading Torah at a retirement service for his Bar Mitzvah tutor. In 2022, Adam joined The Associated as an Access Specialist with Jewish Community Services before joining Na’aleh as their newest program assistant in 2023.