Marie Brenner Biography

Marie Brenner is considered a sharp observer on anti-Semitism in France and Europe and how it affects America. Her 2003 investigation of the rise of anti-Semitism in France (France's Scarlet Letter) made international news and won her 6th Front Page Award. She has recently returned to France to survey recent developments in the Jewish community of Paris and to investigate the complicated lives of French Muslim women- Daughters of France Daughters of Allah published in Vanity Fair April 2004.Ms. Brenner has spoken on anti-Semitism at the 2004 San Antonio Lion of Judah fundraising dinner and was recently featured at the International Lion of Judah Conference in Washington. She has lectured on women's issues at major colleges including Brown University and was a featured speaker at empowerment conferences sponsored by Proctor and Gamble and United Health of Iowa. At the lecture podium: Ms. Brenner brings an audience deep inside the lives of the leading women of the era such as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Claire Boothe Luce and Judge Constance Baker Motley who helped rewrite civil rights law. She has recently returned from Afghanistan where she is researching the lives of Muslim women after the Taliban for a new book. She has a particular interest in women in peril around the world.

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