CMJS in the News

2019-2020

Bridging and Bonding: Jewish Institutions Address the Crisis of American Social Capital

January 28, 2021

Barry Shrage, Times of Israel

Why a Post-Pandemic World Needs Birthright More than Ever

November 30, 2020

Leonard Saxe, The Forward

COVID-19 Study Shines Light on Struggles of Young Adults

November 23, 2020

Baltimore Jewish Times

Brandeis University Study Examines Jewish Baltimore’s Response to Pandemic

November 12, 2020

Jmore Magazine

Think You Know How Jews Voted for President? The Data is Still Not Clear.

November 4, 2020

The Forward

The Jewish Vote Remains Solidly Democrat

October 22, 2020

The Jewish Chronicle

Jewish Healthcare Foundation Supports Teen Mental Health Initiatives

October 15, 2020

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

Could the Jewish Vote Decide the Election?

October 8, 2020

Leonard Saxe, Daniel Parmer, and Elizabeth Tighe, BrandeisNow

Among Jews, the Young and Highly Educated Bear COVID’s Emotional and Economic Toll

September 24, 2020

Janet Krasner Aronson and Leonard Saxe, The Forward

Online Services Serve the Already Committed, Our Research Shows

September 24, 2020

Janet Krasner Aronson and Leonard Saxe, The Forward

Twin Cities Jewish Population up 23%

September 18, 2020

Star Tribune

This Map Shows the 20 Congressional Districts with the most Jews

September 10, 2020

JTA

Subjected to anti-Semitism and Racism, Jews of color Feel 'Stuck in the Middle'

August 27, 2020

NorthJersey.com

Population Study Finds Jewish Community Growth

August 14, 2020

TC Jew News

Youth More Affected by Coronavirus than Elderly in Jewish Community Study

August 11, 2020

Jerusalem Post

Young, Rural, and Jewish

August 12, 2020

The Daily Yonder

Brandeis Study Measures COVID-19 Impact on Jewish Pittsburgh

August 9, 2020

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

Camp! Podcast episode of Adventures in Jewish Studies, featuring CMJS researcher Nicole Samuel

July 28, 2020

Featuring Nicole Samuel

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

June 25, 2020

Fern Chertok and Rachel Minkin, ejewishphilantropy

Understanding the Present to Plan the Jewish Future

May 10, 2020

Leonard Saxe and Janet Krasner Aronson, ejewishphilanthropy

From Cabins to Bungalows: Some Jewish Overnight Camps May Become Socially Distanced Family Retreats this Summer

May 6, 2020

JTA

Jewish Retreating in the Age of COVID-19: Paradox or Possibility?

May 3, 2020

Amy L. Sales and Nicole Samuel, ejewishphilanthropy

Birthright's Measurable Impact: More American Jews

February 2, 2020

Leonard Saxe, Times of Israel

A Look Into Jewish Young Adults in the US - New Demographic Research from Brandeis and Moishe House

January 28, 2020

ejewishphilanthropy.com

Examining Jewish Identity and Israel Engagement on Birthright’s 20th Anniversary

January 3, 2020

JNS

Interfaith Families Study Points Way to Increased Engagement

November 27, 2019

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

The Chuppah Advantage

November 12, 2019

Tablet Magazine

Looking ahead, with the Community Study as our Guide

November 6, 2019

Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle

Gevalt: The American Jewish Population is Expanding!

October 4, 2019

Leonard Saxe, eJewish Philanthropy

Beyond Welcoming? Not so Fast

August 13, 2019

Edmund Case, ejewishphilanthropy

Beyond Welcoming? Not so Fast

August 13, 2019

Edmund Case, ejewishphilanthropy

Is Intermarriage Really the Demise of Jews in America?

August 7, 2019

Leonard Saxe, Jerusalem Post

Meet the Korean-American woman who leads the Jewish Renewal movement

April 16, 2019

JTA

Are young Jewish voters ready to say enough with the Democrats?

April 8, 2019

Jewish News Syndicate

‘Jexodus’ is a GOP fantasy. That doesn’t mean Jews will vote Democratic forever.

March 22, 2019

Matthew Boxer, Washington Post

Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta Studies Women’s and Girls’ Needs

March 6, 2019

Atlanta Jewish Times