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Millennial Children of Intermarriage: Touchpoints and Trajectories of Jewish Engagement

The Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies (CMJS), founded in 1980, is dedicated to providing independent, high-quality research on issues related to contemporary Jewish life. The Cohen Center is also the home of the Steinhardt Social Research Institute (SSRI). Established in 2005, SSRI uses innovative research methods to collect and analyze socio-demographic data on the Jewish community. Acknowledgments We are very pleased to acknowledge the support for this research provided by the Alan B. Slifka Foundation. Dr. Riva Ritvo-Slifka, President, and Executive Director Sarah Silver understood the need for high-quality data about intermarriage, and we are especially grateful to them for making our work possible and for their support as the study evolved. We also want to acknowledge with appreciation the support of Birthright Israel. It has been our privilege to be involved in a program of research evaluating the impact of Birthright Israel. The support of CEO Gidi Mark and his senior staff was essential in making this study possible. The authors also want to thank our colleagues at the Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies who helped to manage the study and made our work possible. In particular, we thank Dr. Eric Fleisch who thoughtfully conducted many of our interviews. Sarah Meyer expertly developed the online version of the survey and managed data collection. Rachel LeWitt and Joshua Davidson patiently scheduled the interviews. Rachel was instrumental in online survey development and providing support to the research team. We are also grateful for the efforts of callers who followed up with respondents and encouraged them to complete the survey: supervised the callers. Micha Reiser provided essential support preparing a dataset for analysis. Antero Ortiz and Mark Grinberg provided technical support, and Deborah Grant and Masha Lokshin provided editorial and production support. Our cover was designed by Max Stern. We are also grateful for feedback on the report from a number of colleagues. Their comments were very helpful and substantially enhanced the report. We are particularly indebted to Prof. Charles Kadushin for his careful reading and critical insights. Our gratitude to colleagues notwithstanding, the authors take full responsibility for the design, conduct, and results of the study.