Thursday, March 21, 2019

Latest jGirls Posts

A Jew in a Fantasy Book by Abigael Good - Photo by Jade Lowe

A Jew in a Fantasy Book

Abigael Good -
An author-in-the-making challenges the notion that Jews cannot be the heroes of a fantasy book.
A Letter to Barnard by Rachael Severino - Photo by Audrey Honig

A Letter to Barnard

Rachael -
How Barnard went from this writer's dream school, to a place she considers unsafe for herself and fellow Jews.
A.N.X.I.E.T.Y by Anonymous - Photo by Liora Meyer

A.N.X.I.E.T.Y

anonymous -
With vivid imagery, a writer describes the brutal waves of anxiety.
Eve by Tesaneyah Dan

Eve

Tesaneyah Dan -
Did the first woman of humankind seal the fate of all the women after her?
The Making of a College NIggun Circle by Lisa Stein - Photo by Jade Lowe

The Making of a College Nigun Circle

Lisa Stein -
An entrepreneur identifies a need and fills it.
Next Stop: Culture by Sasha Hochman - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Next Stop: Culture

Sasha Hochman -
How do you truly immerse yourself in the culture of a foreign city?
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Current Theme: Beginnings & Endings

Dear Grandma

Nadja Goldberg -
When a loved one passes on, precious moments of prayer can become deeper in meaning and significance.
Ocean Obliteration by Arielle Goldman - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Ocean Obliteration

Arielle Goldman -
"Have we forgotten the little control we have?"
The Rocky Record by Elena Eisenstadt

The Rocky Record

Elena Eisenstadt -
A photographic exploration that invites you to imagine what each person is climbing for: a beginning, an ending, or both.

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Winter Hike - Aliza Abusch-Magder - jGirls Magazine

Living History

Rachel Michtom -
As the Brooklyn Dodgers play the World Series, a baseball-loving girl learns to ignore the neighborhood boys and the status quo.
A Bright Future by Alejandra Nurko - Photo by Aliza Abusch-Magder

A Bright Future

"Coast - a photo by Charlotte Daniels"

Coast

Red Rock Series Canyons 1 - Charlotte Daniels

Red Rock Series: Canyons

Chanukkah Audrey Honig - jGirls Magazine

Bagels and Lox on Christmas: The Joy of an Interfaith Family

Art For Blackness Be Gone - Liora Meyer

Blackness Be Gone

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