Anat Saragusti [SEP] occupation
Anat Saragusti
Anat Saragusti (Hebrew: ענת סרגוסטי; Born in 1953, Jerusalem, Israel), is one of the leading Israeli journalist, publicist, jurist, formerly the CEO of Agenda (Israeli Center for Strategic Communications) formerly news editor and reporter photographer and peace activist and human rights advocate. Anat is a founding member of Ta Ha'Itonayot (a group of leading Israeli women with media orientation) and Merkaz Media Nashim (Gender Media Center).
Biography.
Anat Saragusti is a descendant of the family Saragusti
within the Israeli society. As part of her activities Anat served as the editor for feminist and social publications.
In 2005 Saragusti initiated and directed the first vocational training courses qualifying black Ethiopian youth for press jobs. Graduates of these courses, under Anat's assistance, obtained prominent positions within the Israeli media. One became a leading reporter of the Channel 2 news broadcasts, and another is currently a member of the Israeli parliament, the Knesset.
Simultaneously, Saragusti acted for integrating Palestinian citizens of Israel within leading roles of