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Eliana Light

One year into gigging exclusively online, a Jewish musician says her new ‘hybrid’ lifestyle is here to stay

Eliana Light’s first pandemic broadcast, on March 12, 2020, drew more than a thousand views and several donations. It wasn’t her last.

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Tenement Museum

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.

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

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

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