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Psalm 114 – An Interpretive Translation

By Lavi Teitelbaum | Comments Off on Psalm 114 – An Interpretive Translation

“The mountains, on the other hand, they weren’t afraid. They got up and did a little dance, like muscular rams hopping from rock to rock.”

"Suspension" by Ali Zak

12 Tips for High Holidays Balance and Presence

By Raffi Levi | Comments Off on 12 Tips for High Holidays Balance and Presence

In this excerpt from a collaborative High Holidays reader entitled “Our Still Small Voice”, Raffi Levi brings Jewish spiritual wisdom on enoughness and healing for readers looking to set an intention for the whirlwind Days of Awe.

Photo by Arighna Gupta

A Strike Against Despair

By Miriam Saperstein | Comments Off on A Strike Against Despair

On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, a University of Michigan undergraduate reflects on the sense of possibility unleashed by the grad student strike.

Diaspora English: Quarantine in Israel

By Daniel Crasnow | Comments Off on Diaspora English: Quarantine in Israel

Part one of an ongoing correspondence with New Voices Magazine, Daniel Crasnow reports on his experiences as an English teacher in Israel during a year of pandemic in a new series entitled, “Diaspora English”.

Here We Are: A High Holidays Podcast

By Zachary Federman | Comments Off on Here We Are: A High Holidays Podcast

Listen to a new two-part High Holidays podcast “Here We Are,” fresh out of Providence, Rhode Island. In a time of unprecedented turmoil, this group of Jewish students has gathered stories and reflections on how they’re entering the new year in the face of a pandemic, climate change, political upheaval, and personal struggle.

Two Editors on Revelation and Transition

By Rena Yehuda Newman | Comments Off on Two Editors on Revelation and Transition

In July 2020, Rena Yehuda Newman became the second transgender Editor of New Voices magazine. As Rosh Hashana approaches and the year changes, Rena Yehuda sits down with their predecessor Daniel Holtzman to reflect on writing, yearning, revelation, and transitioning on the job.

Besamim for Heartbreak: A New Jewish Zine

By Miriam Saperstein | Comments Off on Besamim for Heartbreak: A New Jewish Zine

What happens when two people in an interwoven community break up? A confessional glimpse into ritual and relationships, “Besamim for Heartbreak” braids together archival research, poetry, ritual practice, collage, embroidery, illustration and personal narrative, in a new zine centered around Besamim, the Jewish practice of smelling spices.

Saving the Day: Campers, Vomit, and Becoming

By Sophia Tufariello | Comments Off on Saving the Day: Campers, Vomit, and Becoming

“I had finally learned how to be my own version of a madricha and not constantly try to copy or one-up others. I wasn’t looking for heroic moments anymore. I was simply loving my job and loving my chanichimot.”

“Multitudes of Who I am”: Queer Jewish Songwriting with Syd Bakal

By New Voices Editorial Board | Comments Off on “Multitudes of Who I am”: Queer Jewish Songwriting with Syd Bakal

In a day and age of DIY Judaism and Jewish innovation, Syd’s Queer Jewish music is modern revelation: a Jewish practice that draws from tradition and is refreshed with new melodies and media. New Voices has a conversation with Syd to talk about composition, spirituality, queer identity, and creativity in a time of quarantine.

Living Ten Months for Two

By Miriam Berne | Comments Off on Living Ten Months for Two

“Jewish kids wait ten months just for two, and those two never came.” A reflection on the absence of summer camp in the time of COVID-19.

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