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Henry Green is a Professor in Religious Studies at the University of Miami's College of Arts and Sciences, where he has taught since 1984. He founded the University of Miami's Judaic Studies Program and established Sephardic Studies as a concentration. Green is also a prominent figure in the Sephardi Voices Project, documenting the expulsion of Jews from Arab lands post-WWII.
- Carleton University - B.A. in Sociology (1970)
- Hebrew University of Jerusalem - Post-baccalaureate work (1970-1971)
- Carleton University - M.A. in Sociology (1973)
- University of Oxford and École pratique des hautes études - Postgraduate work in Religion and Sociology (1974-1976)
- St. Andrew's University - Ph.D. in Divinity (1982)
Green's research focuses on the sociological origins of Gnosticism, Jewish identity in early Christianity, and the post-WWII displacement of Jews from Arab countries. His work bridges religious studies, sociology, and oral history, emphasizing marginalized narratives in Jewish history.
His academic projects include the HIPPY (Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters) program, which he helped export to the U.S. and Canada, and the MOSAIC Project on Jewish life in Florida. Green has held fellowships at the Skirball Foundation, University of Toronto, and Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- Skirball Fellow, University of Oxford (1991)
- University College Fellow, University of Toronto (2001-2002)
- Fellow, Centre for Contemporary Jewry, Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2009)
- Acknowledgment, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (2014)
Green has advised on grants and programs related to early childhood education and Jewish cultural preservation. He currently serves on the HIPPY Florida Advisory Committee and is a former Vice Chair of HIPPY Canada's Board of Directors.
