METAXY
"the space in-between."
Welcome to METAXY.
From the Greek μεταξύ — “the space in-between.”
My work exists in those spaces: between history and the present, theology and politics, scholarship and advocacy, memory and responsibility. Through research, teaching, writing, and public engagement, I explore Jewish-Christian relations, antisemitism, the Holocaust, and the role of dialogue in confronting difficult histories honestly. Much of my work is concerned with what happens after rupture: how people remember, how institutions respond, and whether encounter across difference can still transform us.
METAXY is an archive of the work itself: my writing, scholarship, public life, and the spaces between them.
About
Hi, I'm Mia!
I recently completed my PhD in Theological Studies at the University of St. Michael’s College in the University of Toronto. I also serve as Director of Advocacy, Emerging Campuses at Hillel Ontario, where I support Jewish students and work with university administrators on campuses without a formal Hillel presence, particularly in responding to antisemitism, misinformation, and contemporary campus challenges.
As a scholar, educator, and advocate, my work inhabits the space between academic inquiry and public life, bringing the study of Jewish-Christian relations, antisemitism, and the Holocaust into contemporary conversations on dialogue, historical responsibility, and the ethics of encounter across difference.
