Student’s ‘Torah Comics’ Inspire Book, Activism
Growing up outside of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and attending Jewish day school, Andrew Galitzer was deemed a “doodler” by his rabbi, who insisted that...
Philly Faces: Eli Robbins
When Eli Robbins moved to Philadelphia in 2014, his first job was designing animal habitats for local zoos.
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in architectural...
Philly Faces: Aimee Goldstein
2021 Tribe12 Fellowship alum Aimee Goldstein sat down with friend and colleague Doriane Feinstein at a bubble tea shop in Philadelphia’s Chinatown in October...
Team Israel Competitive in Philadelphia Unity Cup
“Ted Lasso,” the AppleTV show about a titular fish-out-of-water soccer coach from Kansas coaching the Associated Football Club Richmond in England, was nominated for...
Digital Platform ‘Pushka’ Modernizes Tzedakah
Ross Lefkowitz doesn’t carry cash with him anymore, and he doesn’t think other millennials do, either.
The Bucks County native no longer walks past a...
Philly Faces: Daniel Israel
In 2015, Daniel Israel was working odd jobs and looking for a direction. He knew just one thing for certain: He wanted to marry...
College Decision Season Brings Cautious Optimism
National Decision Day for students committing to college is May 1, and many are still uncertain about what the upcoming school year will look...
Why Young Jews Are Flocking to Farming
For American Jews living in the Northeast, it may seem strange to celebrate Tu B’Shevat in January.
How do you celebrate the birthday of the...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: What About Online Dating?
I have never done online dating because it seems so unnatural and doesn't fit my personality. Now though, online dating is literally the only...
Love in the Time of COVID-19: Will There Be Guidelines?
Will we ever be able to safely date in person with no parameters of distance and physical touch in the near future? I find...