About Arielle Rosenberg

Religious Leadership and Spiritual Practice

Arielle Rosenberg serves as lead rabbi of Shir Tikvah, a "justice-seeking, song-filled" congregation in South Minneapolis, where she bridges faith and activist communities.[1][4][7][8][9][10] She has led initiatives like an online Hallel minyan with Rabbi Mónica Gomery during challenging times,[4] composed and performed Psalm 1:16,[9] and contributed to Galeh, celebrating Hebrew College's rabbinical school's first decade.[8] Rosenberg uses music and prayer in activism, such as speaking and singing against the Enbridge Line 3 pipeline.[7]

Social and Environmental Justice

Rosenberg actively confronts issues like the Trump administration's policies in Minneapolis, co-convening gatherings of over 650 clergy.[1] She opposes environmental threats like Enbridge Line 3,[7] supports Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank,[1] and created a Uyghur genocide awareness campaign as a URSP student aspiring to human rights law.[11]

Education and Academic Pursuits

A student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (per bio), Rosenberg previously attended Purdue University's Daniels School of Business MSHRM program, where she was part of a graduate team solving human challenges[6][12] and championed networking.[12] Earlier, as a URSP student at George Mason University, she focused on human rights.[11] She is a 2017 Hebrew College alumna.[4][8][9]

Professional Career in HR

Currently at Russell Reynolds Associates with SHRM-CP certification, Rosenberg leverages her Purdue background in Dallas, Texas.[3][6][12]

Personal and Community Ties

Born October 6 (noted in camp birthdays),[5] Rosenberg engages in community chevrutot (study partnerships).[10]