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Living local: a Ziply Fiber Field Operations Manager connects to community in Kirkland, WA

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Born again, all over again

Efforts to convert Jews to Christianity backfire when Christians become Jews.

Religion & Politics Magazine

August 2015

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The Stranger

He Spent 13 Years Advocating for Asylum Seekers in Israel. Now He’s Seeking Refugee Status in America.

December 2017

Jewish in Seattle

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Inside the Music

KEXP breaks down the walls between music and listener with a state-of-the-art exhibit in the studio's new home.

M icrosoft News Center

Cortana's World

Behind the scenes with Cortana, Halo's famous AI and the "woman" behind the Windows phone.

Microsoft Story Labs

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Designing Her Own Destiny

Hacking for good with Vidya Srinivasan, one of Microsoft's rising stars.

Microsoft Story Labs

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Nissim Black Has a Spiritual Message for the Hip-Hop World

Former Muslim and Messianic Christian Nissim Black was a rising rap star on the Seattle scene before he discovered Judaism and changed his life — and his music.

Tablet Magazine

September 2013

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In Seattle, a Sephardi Revival Takes Hold

When a young scholar of Ladino came to teach at the University of Washington, he didn't realize he was open to open a treasure trove of forgotten Sephardic literature, let alone inspire an entire community.

Tablet Magazine

July 2014

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The kids Are (Still) Alright

danah boyd on the weird science of how teens act online.

Microsoft Story Labs

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Testimonials

—Karen Chachkes, former publisher of the JTNews

—Steve Wiens, Microsoft