Tal Kligman is a group facilitator and a Project Office Director. She specializes in the fields of dialogue, multi-cultural communication, participatory democracy, coalition building and conflict management. She runs workshops and training in East and West Jerusalem for professionals and residents from diverse sociological and cultural backgrounds: secular, religious and ultra-orthodox Jews as well as secular and religious Palestinians. She currently works at the Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center (JICC), an organisation that aims to assist the city's residents, of various identities, in becoming active and responsible partners to the development of their communities. In addition to JICC, Tal is involved in a number of organisations and activities as a group facilitator (e.g. Merchavim -- the Institute for Advancement and Shared Citizenship, Gishorim, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and others). She is currently developing a new initiative that focuses on the psychological patterns of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Tal has an MA degree in special education and an MA degree in education policy and management from the Hebrew University of Jersualem, and a group facilitator diploma from the Zippori Center in Jerusalem.