Eyal Stopnicki
Founder & Artistic Director
Eyal Stopnicki is a dedicated advocate for music and the Jewish community, driven by a deep passion to amplify Jewish voices in today's society. Inspired by a profound sense of responsibility following the tragic events of October 7th and the alarming rise of antisemitism, he embarked on a mission to make a difference.
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Drawing upon his love for music and his unwavering commitment to support Israel and the Jewish people, he founded Jewish Voices In Music—a non-profit concert series devoted to showcasing the works of Jewish composers and musicians. Through this platform, he aims to raise awareness about contemporary issues facing Israel and the Jewish community while also providing support to Israeli and Jewish charities.
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Eyal's journey is not just about music; it's about using his talents to uplift voices that are often marginalized or silenced. As a voice performance student at the University of Toronto, he channels his artistic abilities to bring attention to important causes and to inspire positive change. With determination and resilience, Eyal aims to make a significant impact, ensuring that Jewish voices are heard and celebrated on a local, national, and global stage.
Avital Stopnicki
Director of Finance
Avital Stopnicki is a dynamic individual with a diverse background spanning education, finance, and healthcare advocacy. With over 15 years of experience in education, Avital has been instrumental in shaping young minds in the fields of mathematics, chemistry, and music. Her passion for teaching extends beyond the classroom as she strives to instill a love for learning and creativity in her students.
Prior to her career in education, Avital spent 14 years in the banking industry, where she honed her skills in finance and management. Recognizing the importance of holistic well-being, she co-founded a stress center clinic, offering multidisciplinary approaches, including mindfulness-based stress reduction courses, to promote mental and emotional wellness in the community.
Born into a musical family in Israel, Avital is a strong advocate for the arts, actively performing with the Toronto Chamber Choir. Her deep connection to her cultural roots fuels her passion for bringing awareness of Jewish history to students in the public sector. Through engaging and thought-provoking initiatives, Avital strives to foster understanding and appreciation for Jewish heritage and culture.
Abbi Buslovich
Assistant Director
Abbi Buslovich is a passionate advocate for the Jewish community and a dedicated student at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her academic pursuits are enriched by her deep love for music and the arts, seamlessly blending creativity with advocacy. Abbi's strong connection to Israel profoundly influences her commitment to promoting Jewish culture and heritage.
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At Wilfrid Laurier University, Abbi actively participates in various student organizations, tirelessly working to raise awareness about Jewish issues and foster a supportive community for Jewish students. Her leadership and dedication have earned her respect and recognition both on campus and beyond.
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Abbi's involvement with Jewish Voices in Music aligns perfectly with her passions. She believes in the unifying power of music to forge meaningful connections and is committed to amplifying Jewish voices. Through her work, she aims to enhance public awareness and appreciation of Jewish culture while addressing contemporary issues affecting the Jewish community.
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Her vision is to see Jewish Voices in Music grow and create a lasting impact on both the Jewish community and society at large. Abbi's dedication, artistic talents, and strong connection to Israel make her a vital contributor to the organization's mission. She strives to help Jewish Voices in Music flourish, creating a platform where Jewish voices are heard, celebrated, and understood.
Danielle Perlon
Director of Community Outreach
Danielle Perlon is a law student at the University of Ottawa with a specialist degree in Jewish Studies from the University of Toronto. She is deeply committed to combating contemporary antisemitism and fostering a nuanced understanding of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its impact on the Jewish diaspora. Drawing on her interdisciplinary training in law and the humanities, Danielle’s work bridges academic research and public advocacy, emphasizing education as a tool for social change. Her research explores Jewish identity in Canada, including the evolution of Jewish divorce law and communal governance, while her broader advocacy focuses on promoting awareness, allyship, and dialogue across communities. Danielle strives to challenge bias, promote understanding, and build inclusive environments grounded in empathy and mutual respect.
Eilat Assif
Director of HR
Beyond her musical endeavors, Eilat is driven by a deep-seated desire to make a positive impact on individuals' lives. While she continues to pursue music in her free time, Eilat is currently planning to embark on a new educational journey. She aims to obtain a Master's degree in Social Work followed by a PhD in Human Sexuality, paving the way for her dream career as a sex therapist and educator.
Eilat's diverse experiences in the arts and her commitment to understanding human behavior and relationships highlight her unique blend of creativity, empathy, and analytical thinking. She envisions a future where she can combine her artistic talents with her therapeutic expertise to help individuals navigate complex emotional and sexual landscapes, fostering healthier and more fulfilling lives.