We presented our research findings on the region's Jewish early childhood education ecosystem in partnership with the Koret Foundation.

The Network partnered with Rosov Consulting to produce A Portrait of The Network, a comprehensive report that explores its member agencies—whom they serve, the services they provide, their budgets, operations, and more.

Jewish Silicon Valley, in partnership with Rosov Consulting, produced The Santa Clara County Jewish Community Study. Funded by Chai House and Jewish Silicon Valley, the study aims to foster partnerships and enhance Jewish life throughout the county.

Honeycomb's report on the "Magshimim" program shares insights from surveys and interviews by Rosov Consulting on Jewish youth philanthropy in Israel.

For the Sake of Argument fosters live disagreement to strengthen Jewish unity and Israel engagement. In partnership with Rosov Consulting, they conducted a study to examine how session duration impacts outcomes.

Rosov Consulting and the Jim Joseph Foundation studied how five grantees—BBYO, Hillel, Birthright, FJC, and Moishe House—foster Jewish identity through experiences, growth, and connections.

BeWell, JFNA's youth mental health initiative with NatCon, trained 501 teens in mental health response across camps and schools in 8 communities in 2023–2024. Rosov Consulting visualized the data.

On the Edge by Rosov Consulting and Tulane highlights how economic vulnerability harms well-being and Jewish engagement, offering ways for Jewish philanthropy to tackle financial insecurity.

Annie shares her expertise in conducting semi-structured interviews, emphasizing the importance of flexibility to elicit expansive and meaningful responses.

Asked and Answered: The Power of the Semi-Structured Interview

By Annie Jollymore

Alex discusses how Jewish day schools claim to be characterized by their differences, but global surveys conducted by Rosov Consulting reveal shared strengths, challenges, and key insights.

A mirror and a window: Improving Jewish day schools

By Alex Pomson

Laurence adds commentary to Ari Kelman’s proposed "data deal" to ethically harness big data for Jewish communal benefit, raising concerns about its feasibility, limitations, and methodological challenges.

Thinking about a Data Deal

By Laurence Kotler-Berkowitz

Allison and Alex emphasize retention over recruitment for Jewish day schools, urging investment in professional development and mentorship to address teacher turnover and strengthen the education ecosystem.

How We Can All Help Retain Talent

By Allison Magagnosc & Alex Pomson

Allison highlights the gaps in programming for Jewish millennials without children, particularly in the post October 7 context, and calls for initiatives that promote lifelong learning and reimagined practices tailored to this demographic.

‘The Surge’ and Older Millennials Without Children

By Allison Magagnosc

Yaakov and Alex explore how recent trips to Israel, despite post-October 7 challenges, strengthen Jewish professionals’ purpose and solidarity.

Educators experiencing ‘second coming-of-age’ in Israel

By Yaakov Malomet & Alex Pomson

Alex reflects on how the task for Israel educators is no longer about creating connections to Israel: but about demonstrating that connecting to Israel is worth the social and emotional price.

When the price of loving Israel is ostracism

By Alex Pomson