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Michael Felsen

Michael Felsen is an attorney and is president of Boston Workmen’s Circle, a multi-generational community organization dedicated to Jewish education, culture, and social justice. He also serves as a trustee of the Interreligious Center for Public Life in Newton, Massachusetts.

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