Awards

• Winner of 72nd National Jewish Book Award in the category of Education and Jewish identity 2023
• Winner of 72nd National Jewish Book Award in the category of Education and Jewish identity 2023 (United States)

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9781440878992

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This important book enables us to hear today's Jewish Generation Z, in their own words, speaking from their own lived experience. What does it mean to them to be Jewish? In their young lifetimes, the ancient hatred of antisemitism has reappeared as an ugly, dangerous problem. What is the impact on them? What should we know about their hopes and goals for the future? Because their future is ours. * Ann F. Lewis, Former White House Director of Communications * A must-read for teens, their parents, and community leaders who want to better understand Generation Z in the context of understanding and combatting antisemitism. * William C. Daroff, Chief Executive Officer, Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations * Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath is wise beyond her years. She is a highly knowledgeable academic and pedagogue, and this book reflects both of these qualities. By weaving together personal stories from a diverse group of Generation Zers, as well as her own experiences, she creates a portrait of today's young American Jews that is well-written and compelling. * David I. Bernstein, PhD, Dean Emeritus, Pardes Institute for Jewish Studies *

Explores the common thread of antisemitism through the lens of Israel, the Holocaust, social media, and racial justice during a large national uptick in anti-Jewish hatred

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Samantha A. Vinokor-Meinrath, EdD, is senior director of knowledge, ideas, and learning at the Jewish Education Project in New York.

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