NOTES & QUOTES

"A study published last week in the United States challenges the
prevailing assumption that American Jews have become alienated from
Israel in recent years, and particularly the assumption that the younger
generation is less attached to Israel than their parents' generation was
at their age."

-- Haaretz.com, March 10, 2008

CMJS in the News

Birthright Study Offers Mixed Bag Of Results on Jewish Connections, The Jewish Week,  October 27, 2009

Birthright Leads to Jewish Marriages, Study Says, The Forward, October 27, 2009

Birthright funders look to upbeat study to boost fund raising, JTA, October 27, 2009

Birthright strengthening Jewish identity abroad, research shows, Jerusalem Post, October 26, 2009

Jewish Marriage Tied to Israel Trip, Wall Street Journal, October 26, 2009

Birthright Israel Experience Significantly Lowers Rate of Intermarriage, eJewishphilanthropy.com, October 26, 2009

Birth-responsibility, The Forward, September 2, 2009

Beyond Birthright, Continuing the Journey, New Jersey Jewish Standard, March 27, 2009

Empowerment, then Citizenship, The Forward, March 25, 2009.

Report: Communities must do more to attract Birthright alums, JTA, March 23, 2009

Taglit is for Israelis too, The Jerusalem Post, December 16, 2008

Study: Non-Orthodox men less connected than women, The Jerusalem Post, June 18, 2008

Jim Joseph makes $12.5 million investment in Birthright alumni, JTA, April 18, 2008

Queen Esther, a new study puts intermarriage in perspective
, JTA, March 17, 2008

Study: Boston's intermarried 'as observant' as Reform Jews, Haaretz.com, March 9, 2008

Are Jews Less Attached to Israel? Maybe Not, The Forward, March 5, 2008

The conventional wisdom is wrong..., The Jerusalem Post, March 4, 2008

Study: Young American Jews are not alienated from Israel, Haaretz.com, March 4, 2008

Birthright Day 11, eJewish Philanthropy, January 6, 2008

Feminine mystique, The Jerusalem Post, January 2, 2008

Intermarriage: Is it a big problem? JTA, December 23, 2007

Intermarriage Study Muddies Waters. Forward, December 12, 2007

Summer Camp: The New ‘It’ Cause. The Jewish Week, August 10, 2007

Young U.S. Jews less attached to Israel, new survey study finds. JTA, September 11, 2007

Attachment to Israel Declining Among Young American Jews. Forward, September 5, 2007

Donors see Jewish camping as an investment in the future. JTA, August 23, 2007

Summer Camp: The New ‘It’ Cause. The Jewish Week, August 10, 2007

Let Our Population Data Go. Forward, July 25, 2007

Is There Life After Day School? The Jewish Week, June 12, 2007

Finally, a Jewish Population Study Worth Studying. Forward, March 9, 2007

Stop Worrying: Details Follow. Forward, December 22, 2006

Amid renewed debate over numbers, UJC may drop population study. JTA, December 19, 2006

Get ’em while they’re young: Groups reach out to babies, parents. JTA, December 5, 2006

Unaffiliated Jews are a lost cause. The Jerusalem Post, December 4, 2006

New Haven’s PJ Library offers free books for Jewish children. Jewish Ledger: Connecticut Edition, November 29, 2006

Big changes for Jewish parents once the baby comes. JT News: The Voice of Jewish Washington, November 24, 2006

Reaching Out to First Time Moms. Chabad Lubavitch, November 22, 2006

Outreach Miracle?. The Jewish Week, November 17, 2006

Boston Study Shows 60% of Interfaith Kids Raised Jewish. Forward, November 17, 2006

For Hillel, G.A. is time to show new ways of reaching students. JTA, November 13, 2006

Jewish population in region rises. Boston Globe, November 10, 2006

Investment in outreach is paying dividends in Boston, study suggests. JTA, November 10, 2006

Nonprofits Mull Staff Shortages. Forward, November 10, 2006

Where The Boys Aren’t. JTA, October 20, 2006

Study: Jewish college students more focused on ethics than Shabbat. JTA, March 8, 2006

Study note to Jewish campus groups: Embrace universalism to be effective. JTA, March 8, 2006

Big changes for Jewish parents once the baby comes. JT News, Vol. 82 No. 4, February 17, 2006

Taking Synagogues More Seriously. The Jewish Week, January 20, 2006