Jewish Media Is Failing Sephardic & Mizrahi Communities. Fixing It Starts Here.
Writers say representation won’t be enough to fix outlets’ coverage of non-Ashkenazi Jewish life.
Journalism by Jewish college students, for Jewish college students.
Writers say representation won’t be enough to fix outlets’ coverage of non-Ashkenazi Jewish life.
Klezmer is all the rage. The New Voices Disorientation Guide is here to show you how to start the Jewish band of your dreams.
How student activists use the power of archives to serve the local cause they’re fighting for.
New Voices chats with a student organizer for today’s best tips on campus activism and agitation as part of our Disorientation Guide.
While major Zionist organizations lobby to change California’s Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum, many Jewish students and scholars across California have a different outlook on the issue – and are being overlooked in the debate.
The potential closure of Sadeh Farm puts the future of a global Jewish farming movement at stake – especially for Jewish youth.
An unearthed history of the North American Jewish Students Appeal and its legacy of independent, alternative Jewish student life is more colorful than Hillel wants you to know.
Digital spaces like jGirls+ act vital online communities for an under-researched group of Jewish youth, seeking precious few places to negotiate gender, sexuality, and religion.
Notes from “New Perspectives on Jewish Youth Hookup Culture,” a panel event hosted by New Voices Magazine, Lilith Magazine, and the Jewish Women’s Archive.
Yeshiva University’s win-streak is overshadowing the team’s assault allegations. Jewish Press coverage is complicit.
Many young Jews are growing critical of arguments for Jewish continuity that demonize their families or futures.
As North American Jews have struggled to come to grips with #MeToo era questions of consent, continuity, heteronormativity, and harm, four writers have come forward to share their personal experiences within Jewish youth spaces’ pressure-based sexual culture at camps and youth groups.
A conspicuous Jewish presence at an elite university has some side effects
While mainstream Jewish Australian institutions remain right-wing, Jewish communist, anti-fascist, and anti-colonial movements – and memories of them – are bubbling back into awareness for many young Australian Jews.