The implications of migration politics and asylum policies for the relationship between refugees and social workers: The case of Eritreans in Israel and Germany.
Supervisors: Dr. Yochay Nadan & Prof. Mimi Ajzenstadt. 

Perceptions of social workers, educators and parents in relation to the risk and protection of Israeli children of Ethiopian origin. 
Supervisor: Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier.

Social Workers' Constructions of Child Risk and Protection in the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community. 
Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier & Dr. Yochay Nadan. 

Child sexual abuse by religious authority figures in the Israeli ultra-Orthodox community .
Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier & Dr. Dafna Tener.

Bedouin families in the Naqab (Negev) and examines attachment and risk from context informed perspectives.

Postdoctoral thesis: Perspectives of Risk and Protection among Young Bedouin Children in the Unrecognized Villages of the Naqab

Involvement in sexual acts between siblings in the Jewish orthodox society: Perspective of adults. Supervisors: Dr. Dafna Tener & Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier. 

Post-doctoral fellowship at NEVET greenhouse and Freie Universität Berlin that focused on children’s perspectives among Jewish communities who immigrated to Israel and Germany from the Former Soviet Union. 

 Fatherhood participation and perceptions of fatherhood among infant’s fathers: The case of Israeli and  FSU born fathers.
Supervisor: Prof. Orya Tishby 

 Effects of End of Life Care on Medical Health Professionals: A Dialectical Approach. 
Supervisor:  Prof. Ruth Pat-Horenczyk.

Parenting beliefs and practices as well as parental perceptions of risk for children among  the 1.5 generation of immigrants from the Former Soviet Union in Israel.

Supervisors: Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier and Prof. Heidi Keller

Perceptions of parents and social workers on risk and protection among children from impoverished neighborhood context.
Supervisor: Prof. Dorit Roer-Strier.