The list features what Time says is an increasing number of influential people who aren’t establishment types.

Days after a series of attacks against Jews across Brooklyn, the Anti-Defamation League announced that it would double funding for a school program combating hate.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki wrote a letter to the Netflix CEO regarding “historical inaccuracies in film productions on this platform.”

What if esports—video games that simulate competitive sports—can be a gateway to the Jewish experience for teens?

According to one expert, in 2018, 82 of the estimated 230 Jewish legislators across the country were women.

Now more than ever, women's voices are being heard, and some of the issues championed by Jewish female politicians are being elevated as a result.

Meet some of the Jewish women transforming American cities and states as leaders in their state legislatures.

Eileen Filler-Corn, likely to become the first Jew and the first women to lead Virginia's House of Delegates, traces her political path to her Jewish upbringing.