2/2010 to 2/2015 Polonsky Post-Doctoral Fellow, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute (on maternity leave from 10/2010-4/2011).

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1 Current Position Tally Kritzman-Amir Curriculum Vitae Senior Lecturer (with tenure, equivalent to U.S. Associate Professor) of International Law and Immigration and Refugee Law, The College of Law and Business, Israel (on sabbatical). Visiting Fellow, Harvard Law School Human Rights Program. Academic Education 2/2010 to 2/2015 Polonsky Post-Doctoral Fellow, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute (on maternity leave from 10/2010-4/2011). 8/2008 to 8/2009 Hauser Research Scholar, New York University School of Law. 8/2006 to 8/ Fox International Fellow, The MacMillan Center at Yale University. 10/2003 to 6/ Ph.D., (in the direct Ph.D. program), Tel Aviv University School of Law, with a 94.4 grade average. My dissertation was titled Socio-Economic Refugees. 10/1999 to 8/ LL.B., Tel Aviv University School of Law. Graduated with honors, magna cum laude, ranked #1 in my class. Moot Court participant, law and social welfare clinic participant, Law Review editorial board. Research and Teaching Interests International and Comparative Human Rights; Immigration Law; Refugee Law; International Humanitarian Law; Clinical Education; Employment Law; Law and Feminism; Law and Society. Publications Books 1. Where Levinski Meets Asmara: Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Israel - Social and Legal Aspects (Van Leer-HaKibbutz Hameuchad, 2015) [edited book, In Hebrew]. 2. Borders and Human Rights, 7 Law and Ethics of Human Rights (De Gruyter, 2013) [guest editor]. 3. Human Rights and the Rights of Non-Humans, 12 Law and Ethics of Human Rights (De Gruyter, 2017) [guest editor]. Articles in Law Reviews 4. Research Handbook on International Law and Migration: Review and Critical Assessment of the International Migration Law in the Current Legal and Political Reality 49(1) Israel Law Review (2016) [ranked #27 among over 650 non-us Law Journals]. 5. Iterations of the Family: Parents, Children and Mixed-Status Families (24(2) Minnesota Journal of International Law (2015) [ranked #18 among about 120 International Law Journals]. 1

2 6. Parents and Children: Family Reunification in Israel, 44 (2) Mishpatim, (2014) [In Hebrew] [ranked #1 Law Journal in Israel]. 7. On the Morality and Legality of Borders (with Prof. Thomas Spijkerboer), 26(1) Harvard Journal of Human Rights, 1-38 (2013) [ranked #2 among US Human Rights Law Journals]. 8. Narratives and Social Change in Supreme Court Decisions on the Permit Regime of Migrant Workers Law and Business (2014) [In Hebrew]. 9. Between Neutrality and Neglect: on Female Asylum Seekers in Israel (with Adv. Anat Ben Dor and Nurit Wurgaft), 15 Mishpat U Mimshal, (2013) [In Hebrew]. 10. The Role of the Court in the Formation of an Israeli Asylum System 5 Maasei Mishpat, Tel Aviv University Journal of Law and Social Change, (2013) [In Hebrew]. 11. Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Israel: Legal and Practical Matters, 4(3) Journal of Israel Foreign Affairs, (2012). 12. "Responsibility Sharing and the Rights of Refugees: The Case of Israel (with Adv. Yonatan Berman, 41 George Washington Journal of International Law, (2011) [ranked #18 among about 120 International Law Journals]. 13. Privatization and Delegation of State Authority in Asylum Systems 5(1) Law and Ethics of Human Rights, (2011) [ranked #3 among over 650 non-us Law Journals]. 14. Looking Behind the Protection Gap : The Moral Obligation of the State to Necessitous Immigrants 13 University of Pennsylvania Law and Social Change, (2010) [ranked #29 among about 100 Law and Policy Journals]. 15. Otherness as the Underlying Principle in Israel s Asylum Regime 42 Israel Law Review (2010) [ranked #27 among over 650 non-us Law Journals]. 16. Not in My Back Yard: On the Morality of Responsibility Sharing in Refugee Law 34(2) Brooklyn International Law Journal, (2009) [ranked #13 among about 120 international Law Journals]. 17. Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Israel: Between the Administrative Procedure and the Civil Society (with Dr. Adriana Kemp), 1 Law, Society and Culture Empowerment and the Law (Mishpat Hevra Ve Tarbut), (2008) [In Hebrew]. Articles in Books 18. International Refugee Law and Community Obligations in: Community Obligations in Contemporary International Law, edited by Eyal Benvenisti and George Nolte, Forthcoming, Food as Means of Control: On Food and Asylum Law and Policy in Israel (With Anda Barak), in: Food and the Law, edited by Yofi Tirosh and Aeyal Gross, 2017 [In Hebrew]. 20. Hot Returns and Other Procedures Towards Asylum Seekers at the Israeli-Egyptian Border (with Prof. Thomas Spijkerboer), in: Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Israel: Social and Legal Aspects, Forthcoming, Van Leer-HaKibbutz Hameuchad (2014) [In Hebrew]. 2

3 21. Preface, in: Asylum Seekers and Refugees in Israel: Social and Legal Aspects, Forthcoming, Van Leer-HaKibbutz Hameuchad (2014) [In Hebrew]. Professional Experience 1/2018 Adjunct Professor, Yale University (teaching International Refugee Law and Policy ). 9/2017 Visiting Fellow, Human Rights Program, Harvard Law School; Scholar at Residence, Hadassah Brandeis Institute, Brandeis University. 6/ Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor, with tenure), The College of Law and Business, Immigration Law and Public International Law (on maternity leave from 2/2015-8/2015). 5/ Advisory Board Member, Cardozo Versa Project. 6/2013 to Lecturer, the International Migration Studies Program, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Social Science. 1/2012 to Head of the Research Authority, College of Law and Business. 10/2009 to 6/ Assistant Professor (tenure track), The College of Law and Business, Immigration Law and Public International Law (on maternity leave from 10/2010-4/2011). 10/2009 to present - Academic Manager, Research Group on Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Israel (Van Leer Jerusalem Institute & the College of Law and Business). 10/2005 to 8/ Lecturer, Immigration and Citizenship in Israel, and Clinical Academic Supervisor, Refugee and Asylum Seekers Rights Clinic at Tel Aviv University School of Law. In 2008, I also taught at Hebrew University and Ramat Gan College. 1/2005 to 8/ Associate Editor and Contributor, the Oxford Report on International Law in Domestic Courts. 12/ Licensed Lawyer, The Israel Bar Association. 9/2003 to 9/ Law Clerk to Supreme Court Justice, Hon. Dr. Mishael Cheshin. Awards, Grants, Scholarships, and Fellowship 1/2018 Recipient of the Scholar at Residence, Hadassah Brandeis Institute, Brandeis University. 10/2016 Director of the Coalition on Asylum Seeking Women and Children, a coalition of 15 clinics and human rights (migrants rights and women s rights) organizations, working to promote the rights of women and children within family law, immigration law and welfare law (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees supports the coalition with an annual contribution of 46,000 nis). 9/2016 Chosen to be included in the annual list of 40 promising individuals under the age of 40, as the only legal scholar in the category of 8 legal experts (The Marker). 3

4 10/2014 Recipient of a research grant from the Minerva Center for Human Rights for a study on asylum seekers with disabilities ($2000). 10/2012 Recipient of a research grant from UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) for a study on mixed-status families ($2500). 6/2009 Polonsky Fellowship for Post-Doctoral Fellows, The Van Leer Institute, Jerusalem ($250,000 for five years). 3/2009 Cegla Prize for Outstanding Student Publication, Tel Aviv University. 12/2008 Emil Grinzweig Human Rights Award was awarded to the Refugee Rights Clinic, for which I was the academic supervisor. 3/ Yad Hanadiv Fellowship for Post-Doctoral Studies (over $60,000). 2/ Hauser Fellowship, New York University (over $15,000). 4/ Fox International Fellowship, Yale University (over $20,000). 3/ Fulbright Short Doctoral Research Visits Fellowship (over $6,000). 1/ Wolf Fund Prize for outstanding doctoral researchers. 10/ Rector s Scholarship for outstanding doctoral students. 10/ Rector s Scholarship for outstanding students. 3/2001, 3/2002, 3/ Dean s Acknowledgement for outstanding students. Selected Conferences and Talks 1. Co-organizer and participant in the International Conference of Refugee Law, at Tel Aviv University School of Law, Israel (April 6-8, 2008). The title of the paper presented was Social and Economic Rights of Refugees in Israel: A Critical Characterization. 2. Participant in Private Power and Human Rights (Dec. 2009). The title of the paper presented was Privatization and Delegation in Asylum Regimes. 3. Organizer and Participant at the Borders and Human Rights International Scholars Workshop, Academic Center of Law and Business (Jan , 2012). 4. Participant at the Judges in a Torn-up Society: in Honor of Ayala Proccacia (May 2012). 5. Organizer and Participant, Infiltrators or Asylum Seekers: On the Amendment of the Anti- Infiltration Bill Conference, Academic Center of Law and Business (June 3, 2012). 6. Organizer and Participant at the workshop on the Israeli Asylum System in a Comparative European Perspective (Nov , 2012). 7. Organizer and Participant at the Anti-infiltration law: How do we move forward conference, Academic Center of Law and Business (Oct. 20, 2013). 4

5 8. Conference co-organizer and Participant at the Borders and Communities in Israel and in the Global World Israeli Law and Society Association Annual Conference, Dec I also organized two workshops in the conference. 9. Organizer and Participant at the Human Rights and the Rights of Non-Humans International Scholars Workshop, Academic Center of Law and Business (Jan. 5-6, 2016). 10. Organizer and Participant, Israel Asylum Regime in Context conference (Mar. 1, 2016). 11. Organizer and Participant at the Immigration, Security and Demography: The Global Migration Crisis workshop (July 3, 2016). 12. Organizer and Participant at the Gender and Asylum workshop (March 26, 2017). Executive Board Involvements 2005 to 2016 Review Committee member of Gisha Legal Center for the Freedom of Movement to 2015 Board member of the Association for Civil Rights in Israel. I served as a cochairperson of the Board between August 2012 and September to 2010 Board member of the African Refugee Development Center (ARDC), the umbrella organization of the refugee communities in Israel. References Prof. Deborah Anker, Harvard Law School, Founder and Director, Harvard Immigration and Refugee Clinic danker@law.harvard.edu Prof. Stephen Wizner, Yale Law School, William O. Douglas Clinical Professor Emeritus of Law and Professorial Lecturer in Law stephen.wizner@yale.edu Prof. Jacqueline Bhaba, Harvard Kennedy School, Professor of Practice of Health and Human Rights jacqueline_bhabha@harvard.edu Prof. Aeyal Gross, Tel Aviv University, Law Faculty agross@post.tau.ac.il Prof. Daphna Hacker, Tel Aviv University, Law Faculty and Women and Gender Studies Program dafna@post.tau.ac.il Prof. Adriana Kemp, Tel Aviv University, Department of Sociology, Head of the Department, akemp@post.tau.ac.il Adv. Anat Ben Dor, Tel Aviv University, Director of the Refugee Rights Clinic, anatbd@post.tau.ac.il 5