Samantha Przybisiki is a public speaker, educator, and nonprofit leader working at the intersection of Jewish identity, education, and civic engagement. She is the Founder and CEO of We Are Enough, a youth education initiative that has brought identity- and empathy-building programming to more than 1,500 elementary students across multiple Connecticut school districts.

Her work spans curriculum development, public education, and national advocacy. Samantha co-authored and narrated the Anti-Defamation League’s Awareness to Action educational program and has collaborated with organizations including The Blue Square Alliance to advance public engagement. She has spoken nationally on Jewish identity, antisemitism, and bridge-building, with audiences ranging from classrooms and synagogues to the U.S. Department of Education.

At Brandeis University, Samantha serves as President of Jewish on Campus at Brandeis and T’filah Coordinator for the university’s Reform community, where she works to strengthen Jewish life and foster meaningful dialogue across difference.

Whether speaking to students, educators, policymakers, or community leaders, Samantha is driven by a simple belief: Meaningful dialogue begins not with agreement, but with humanization and genuine understanding.