Millennials
Can Shabbat be #self-care? For me, the answer was yes — maybe
People on Instagram told me that doing Jewish would make me feel better — and they were kind of right.
What the new Pew study tells us — and misses — about Jews under 30
Listen as Forward Opinion Editor Laura E. Adkins, columnist Alex Zeldin, and special guests Arielle Angel and Tani Prell discuss Jews under 30.
They moved home for just a few weeks, fleeing the coronavirus. They’re still there.
Nearly everyone who moved home stayed longer than expected, but most left eventually. These 20- and 30- somethings still haven’t.
For Millenials, virtual Shabbat motivates neighborhood connections
At 5 pm on Fridays, Julia Logan pushes back her desk, moves her work screen aside and dims the lighting. In her small apartment dining room, amidst twinkling lights in mason jars, she sets a Shabbat table for one and joins a Zoom call of seven other young adults in Chicago, and across the country.
What Can We Learn From The Jewish Millennials Who Moved In With Nuns?
Get thee to a nunnery?
15 Pieces Of Advice From A Professional Jewish American Princess
“Vanessa Carlton would walk 1,000 miles — find someone who will do a subway transfer for you.”
A Formal Critique Of The ‘Nice Jewish Guys’ Pin-Up Calendar
Do we really need to socialize our sons to be cat-loving soup eaters?
What Makes A Co-Working Space Jewish?
Kosher food and community ‘ketubahs’: welcome to Jewish co-working spaces.
Here’s The Millennial Jewish Dating State Of The Union
The women were handsome and hygienic-looking, like flight attendants on American Airlines. The men looked like youthful Hollywood step-dads.
Millennial Women Don’t Like Ivanka. Will That Matter?
The more things change, the more they stay the same?