By Steven Windmueller, Ph.D.
This week, the Pat Brown Institute of California State University Los Angeles released its fourth study of ethnic group voting patterns. This latest survey focused on Jewish American voters, with the previous studies focusing on Asian American, … [Read more...] about Jews and their Politics:
Unpacking a New Survey of Jewish Voters in Los Angeles
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Jews and their Politics:
Comings and Goings:
Safety Respect Equity Coalition names Inaugural Executive Director
The
Safety Respect Equity Coalition’s Leadership has named Elana Wien
as its inaugural executive director. Following an extensive national
search, Ms. Wien will join the Coalition in November. In this role,
she will partner with the Advisory Board, Coalition members, and k … [Read more...] about Comings and Goings:
Safety Respect Equity Coalition names Inaugural Executive Director
In Bahamas, I saw the power of Tikkun Olam
By Benjamin Laniado The Abaco Island in the Bahamas was paradise: a 17,000-people-heaven of beautiful wooden houses in a blue and transparent sea. All that changed when Hurricane Dorian, a category 5 hurricane with winds of up to 186 miles per hour, stationed itself on … [Read more...] about In Bahamas, I saw the power of Tikkun Olam
Crowdsourcing A United Future
By Ilia Salita The 21st century Jewish world is a sea of languages, traditions, cultures and convictions. Even as we face renewed anti-Semitism across the globe, we have never before been so free to pursue our goals and to engage with non-Jews without expectation of … [Read more...] about Crowdsourcing A United Future
“We Need to Talk”:
A Seasoned Advocate’s Perspective
By Nancy K. Kaufman
Many of us who have
moved up in the career ladder of the Jewish community knew all too
well in 2016 when the “#Time’sUp movement exploded that “#MeToo”
was “#WeToo,” and it was time we get our own house in order. For
those of us who consider ourselves “advo … [Read more...] about “We Need to Talk”:
A Seasoned Advocate’s Perspective
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