Research shows Jewish young adults engage informally, are open to deeper engagement

Three-quarters of Jewish young adults in the United States say they do something Jewish regularly, often at home with family or friends, according to new research from Sense Worldwide, commissioned and released by the Jim Joseph Foundation. Known as Project Prism, the research offers a look at Jewish young adults today, including those not involved in Jewish communal life, painting a rich picture of how they express their Judaism, the types of experiences and relationships that impact them most, the external factors that shape their lives and the key drivers of much of their decision-making.

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