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• JFed webinar reviews study with focus on synagogue membershipJewish JournalDec. 23, 2022
• How the brain calculates a quick escapeKnowable MagazineDec. 22, 2022
• To Speak Upon the Ashes: On Peter Sacks’s “Resistance”Los Angeles Review of BooksDec. 21, 2022
• Another horror showNational JournalDec. 16, 2022
• Birthright Is cutting Israel trips by one-thirdAtlanta Jewish TimesDec. 16, 2022
• Cameron Samuels led a powerful movement against censorship in their Texas school districtSeventeenDec. 15, 2022
• One in four Americans have been served by chaplainsGallup NewsDec. 14, 2022
• The Rose Presents Lyle Ashton Harris: Our First and Last Love In 2023Broadway WorldDec. 13, 2022
• Concern grows in Israel’s military as Netanyahu nears coalition dealThe New York TimesDec. 13, 2022
• Opinion: Thought mRNA vaccines would end with the pandemic? Think againCNNDec. 13, 2022
• Library announces 2022 music commissions from Koussevitzky FoundationThe Library of CongressDec. 13, 2022
• Jewish Americans confront antisemitism with resolve, worryAP NewsDec. 12, 2022
• ACS Materials Au: Announcing the 2022 Rising Stars in Materials ScienceACS PublicationsDec. 12, 2022
• New book looks at the evolving role of chaplains in Greater BostonWBURDec. 12, 2022
• Iranian men are playing a key role in the protestsInternational Policy DigestDec. 8, 2022
• The Federal Reserve is deflating financial bubbles without a crashBloombergDec. 8, 2022