Tamar Meizlish is an independent choreographer, dancer, and dance teacher. She is a graduate of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, the Choreography Program, and the Kelim Residency Program in Bat Yam, and the combined Contact Improvisation Mentorship Program of Vertigo – The Power of Balance. In recent years, she has focused on integrating people with disabilities and diverse populations in dance and creative processes, and she manages projects with professional and non-professional dancers. She is the creator of "Mutual Gaze" – a creative group for dancers with and without visual impairments – in collaboration with Kelim, Mereshl – Center for the Blind, and the Ministry of Culture. She initiated the "GufAni" project, combining dancers with diverse physical abilities, which produced the performance "Third Body." She manages the "Shape On Us" project of the Vertigo – The Power of Balance company, serves as artistic assistant and project manager for creator Sharon Friedman (Spain–Israel). Her works "End of the Wall" – India–Israel collaboration, "Tashlichi," "Otz Nirotz Nirotz," "Want to Be There," and "From Generation to Generation" have been performed in Israel and internationally and received creation grants from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation, the Rabinowitz Foundation, Mifal HaPais, and the Ministry of Culture. She teaches dance to diverse populations in the older adult sector, the Haredi sector, and in various regular and special education frameworks, supervises teachers in their training, and mentors independent creators in their artistic processes.