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Staffing down, but ‘visitors’ up: How the Tenement Museum weathered its COVID-19 closure

Morris Vogel could not have anticipated the challenges of his final year leading New York City’s Tenement Museum.

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A Jewish-Asian young adult grieves a lost senior year, and so much more

Gen Slosberg left Berkeley on short notice and never returned, graduating in a ceremony she streamed while in bed.

When school turned upside down, this consultant helped Jewish educators learn to teach outdoors

Sasha Kopp drew on her experience working in “forest preschools” to help Jewish educators move their classrooms outside.

For many people, life slowed down once COVID-19 hit. Hers sped up.

‘This has been exhausting’: Asian-American Jews on the Atlanta spa murders and rising anti-Asian hate crimes, in their own words

Soup Nazi Kitchen restaurant name provokes anger — and vandalism — in Washington state city

The Jewish community in Newcastle, England, is shrinking. But it’s getting some unexpected help.

From matzah tortillas to spicy gefilte fish, Passover food in Mexico is a mashup of cultures

Fusing African and Jewish cuisines, Richmond’s JewFro restaurant was inspired by the George Floyd protest movement

Eisenberg’s deli, NYC institution since 1929, closes indefinitely

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