Rabbi Yitzhak Miller

Rabbi Yitzhak Miller, Esq., distinguished as a beacon of justice, has carved a unique path to address societal inequities. His early exposure to the principles of moral grandeur and spiritual audacity, inherited from his cousin Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, profoundly influenced his life's trajectory. Growing up in Silicon Valley with academic parents, he was deeply rooted in a tradition of intellectual and spiritual rigor, tracing his lineage back to the Baal Shem Tov. As a young boy, affectionately known as "little Yitzi," he absorbed the essence of these teachings, which were further embodied by his family members, including his sister Rebecca, a renowned conductor, and his brother-in-law Danny, a celebrated pianist. This environment of moral and spiritual depth shaped his perspective and approach to life's challenges. Bold and innovative ventures characterize Rabbi Miller's journey. A trailblazer merging technology with religious practice, he established the Stanford Hybrid Automobile Research Project and pioneered "CyberJudaism," a decade ahead of its widespread adoption. His commitment to family is exemplified in his role as a single father to his son Jacob, who has thrived in an intellectually stimulating environment.