Thursday, November 26, 2020

Themed Works

jGirls Theme of the Month

Four Years Later By Sarit Scher - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Four Years Later

Sarit Scher -
Two letters: one from the first day of Sarit's first year of high school, the other from the first day of her last year of high school.
On Being in My Body by Anonymous - Photo by Ruby Stillman

On Being in My Body

anonymous -
Your body image can be shaped by the language and values you choose to associate with it.
Too Jeweled by Rama Lapidus - Photo by Molly Voit

Too Jeweled

Rama Lapidus -
Through a poem, Rama takes a closer look at privilege and how it can shape your identity.
Why My Hair Falls the Way it Does By Makeda Zabot-Hall

Why My Hair Falls the Way it Does

Makeda Zabot-Hall -
"I discovered that it does not matter if others think I am Jewish or not because my Judaism is personal to me and it is whatever I want it to be."
Asian Jew or Jewish Asian? by Emma Rosman - Photo by Molly Voit

Asian Jew or Jewish Asian?

Emma Rosman -
Emma explores her identity as someone who is both Asian and Jewish.
Lesbian. Pro-Palestinian. Orthodox Jew by Anonymous - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Lesbian. Pro-Palestinian. Orthodox Jew.

anonymous -
"Lesbian. Pro-Palestinian. Orthodox Jew...These labels don’t really jive in my community."
How to Label Yourself by Abigail Fisher - Photo by Elise Anstey

How to Label Yourself

Abigail Fisher -
A story that takes you back in time as you learn how labeling and social pressures all begin.
Glitch by Alex Berman

Glitch

Alex Berman -
"...as I continue to discover who I am, I often feel just slightly out of focus."
Her Mask by Gail Hafif – Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

Her Mask

Gail Hafif -
Do you hide your true self behind a mask?
Another Day by Ada Perlman - Photo by Ruby Stillman

Another Day

Ada Perlman -
By today's standards, "another day" means another terrible wave of loss and pain.
If not now, when? by Nadja Goldberg - Photo by Elena Eisenstadt

If Not Now, When?

Nadja Goldberg -
"Through collective action, young people can lead the world out of a crisis and towards justice and environmental repair."
Raising My Hand by Ilana Drake - Photo by Auden Yurman

Raising My Hand High

Ilana Drake -
If we want to prevent atrocities like the Holocaust from ever happening again, we must push through the discomfort and choose to speak up.
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