Twentysomething and Jewish: Personal Reflections on Jewish Identity
Author(s)
Stephanie Bash
Keith Chertok
Debra Nussbaum Cohen
Elise Eplan
Keith Chertok
Debra Nussbaum Cohen
Elise Eplan
Publication Date
Publisher
American Jewish Committee (AJC)
Abstract
This publication focuses on a generation whose voices are seldom heard in the Jewish community - the "twenty something" generation. It is a collection of personal essays, written by young people who share their frustrations and disappointments and their excitement and sense of fulfillment with Jewish life and the Jewish community. All are engaged in a twofold search: first, for meaningful ways of identifying as Jews, and second, for a sense of place - for community and roots.
Funder
American Jewish Committee. Susan and Jack Lapin Fund for Jewish Continuity
Geographic Coverage
United States
Copyright Info
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Bibliographic Information
Twentysomething and Jewish: Personal Reflections on Jewish Identity. 1994: https://archive.jpr.org.uk/object-bjpa933
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