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New Report: Jews in Europe at the turn of the Millennium: Population Trends and Estimates

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JPR / Institute for Jewish Policy Research has released Jews in Europe at the turn of the Millennium: Population trends and estimates. The study contains a thorough and up-to-date analysis of demographic trends among Jews in Europe, and latest Jewish population counts across … [Read more...] about New Report: Jews in Europe at the turn of the Millennium: Population Trends and Estimates

Avi Chai releases 2018–2019 Census of Jewish Day School Enrollment

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The AVI CHAI Foundation has released the 2018–2019 census of Jewish day school enrollment in the United States. Conducted at five year intervals, this census represents the fifth and final AVI CHAI census report. This report presents enrollment data for the 2018-19 school y … [Read more...] about Avi Chai releases 2018–2019 Census of Jewish Day School Enrollment

New Study Shows Promise of Jewish Early Care and Education for Greater and Long-Term Involvement in Jewish Life Among Families with Young Children

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A study from CASJE (Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) at George Washington University, led by a research team from Child Trends together with a researcher at Brandeis University, offers new and deep insights into how Jewish early care and education (ECE) can … [Read more...] about New Study Shows Promise of Jewish Early Care and Education for Greater and Long-Term Involvement in Jewish Life Among Families with Young Children

For Young Adults with Disabilities the Loss of Specialized Birthright Trips is Particularly Poignant

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By Fern Chertok and Rachel Minkin A recent JTA story noted the substantial loss to the Israeli economy as a direct result of the cancellation of heritage trips, including Birthright Israel. The losses, however, go well beyond these financial repercussions and for some Jewish … [Read more...] about For Young Adults with Disabilities the Loss of Specialized Birthright Trips is Particularly Poignant

Nishma Research releases First Broad Survey of the Jewish Community on the Coronavirus Pandemic

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A growing number of surveys are being conducted relating to the coronavirus/COVID-19. Some have touched on aspects of the Jewish community, but they have been based on small samples and have not well-explored issues specific to the Jewish community.  Nishma Research has … [Read more...] about Nishma Research releases First Broad Survey of the Jewish Community on the Coronavirus Pandemic