Adi Altschuler

Adi Altschuler (; born 23 November 1986) is an educator and a social entrepreneur. She is the founder of the "Krembo Wings" youth movement – Israel's "first movement for youths with and without special needs". She is the founder of "Memories@Home", an alternative gathering on Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial day). She formerly led "Google for education, Israel" where she would advise teachers on the use of IT. With the goal of transforming Israel's education system, Adi left Google to found "Inclu-Inclusive Schools". Inclu is a nonprofit that promotes inclusive education in Israel through a network of public inclusive schools. In 2026, she received the Israel Prize for Young Leadership.

Biography Adi Altschuler was born and raised in Hod Hasharon. At the age of 12 she started volunteering at ILAN, an Israeli NGO for children with physical disabilities. During her volunteering, she became a personal tutor of the late Kobi Kfir – a three-year-old child with cerebral palsy. Through this acquaintance and friendship with Kfir, she was exposed to the world of special education. Social activism Krembo Wings In 2002, at the age of 16 she joined the "Lead" (leadership development program) and inspired by the relationship with Kfir she decided to establish a youth movement in Israel – K’nafaim Shel Krembo (Krembo Wings). This is Israel's first and only movement for youth both with and without special needs, where they can work together. These children meet weekly at 66 branches 2026 – Israel prize for Young Leadership