Maya Savin Miller
Maya Savin Miller is a senior at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, California. Her prose and poetry have appeared in Cargoes, Up North Lit, Hadassah, Battering Ram Journal, Bluefire, Skipping Stones, and jGirls Magazine and have been recognized by Princeton University, Hollins University, Columbia College, Rider College, Scholastic, Library of Congress, Skipping Stones, Blank Theatre National Young Playwrights Festival, and The Leyla Beban Foundation. A 2019 grant from the Dragon Kim Foundation and a 2020 grant from The Pollination Project have enabled Maya to launch A Life In Tapestry, the travelling exhibition of the tapestry work of Holocaust survivor and artist Trudie Strobel.
To Live by the Mandate of Tikkun Olam
Maya and her mother, Jody, discuss the importance of Judaism and how it fits into a determination to make this world a better one.
Trudie’s Goose
A Holocaust story told through the eyes of a young Jewish girl in Nazi-controlled Poland.
