Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Latest jGirls Posts

From It Could Have Been Me To It Was Me - a photo by Jade Lowe

From It Could Have Been Me to It Was Me

Ada Perlman -
Ada Perlman shares her experience of finding out her father survived the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting.
Ignition - Sasha Hochman

With Love

Sydney Schulman -
"I’m in love with a girl who makes me feel like the whole world."
My Trip to India - Main Image - Meital Sztokman

My Trip To India

Meital Sztokman -
How does it feel for an Israeli teenager to visit Mumbai, Kalwa and Ashte?
Untitled - Highs and Lows - Aliza A-M

Highs and Lows

Alex Garrow -
Are you ready for this roller coaster ride?
Untitled - Kyke Dyke - Aliza A-M

Kyke Dyke

Sarah Young -
A poem about finding the beauty in being a Jewish lesbian.
Summer Guide to NYC Art Museums: Museum of Arts and Design (MAD)

Summer Guide to NYC Art Museums

Ayelet Kalfus -
Ayelet Kalfus created this teen-friendly guide to 18 museums just for you!
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Current Theme: Jewish & LGBTQ+

Lehitatefv'Lehaniach - Alyx Bernstein

Lehitatef v’Lehaniach*

Alyx Bernstein -
"I, too, could still be a proud, trans, Jewish girl, and wear tallit and tefillin."
Untitled - Aliza Abusch-Magder - My Gender

My Gender and Me

Sarah Chasin -
What do you do when your gender identity doesn't fit into the binary scale that society has given us?
When The Rainbow Catches The Light - The Love You Carry - Liora Meyer

The Love You Carry

anonymous -
"I told my grandparents that I was bisexual and currently dating a girl."

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Maternal Figures

Liel Huppert -
What does “maternal” mean to you?
Sea And Sky - Alex Garrow - jGirls Magazine

Sea and Sky

Sexual Assault Activist

Why I Became a Sexual Assault Activist

Meital Sztokman - Hands- jGirls Magazine

Hands

Speckled Chicken - flickr

Keeping Kosher: It’s a Journey, Not a Destination

Summer Guide to NYC Art Museums: Museum of Arts and Design (MAD)

Summer Guide to NYC Art Museums

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