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JPR at the BSA
Dr Jonathan Boyd was a speaker at the British Sociological Association conference in central London in June, focusing on how Census data can be utilised to understand the changing face of Jewish life in Britain. …read more
Denominationalism in UK Jewry
JPR's 'Community Futures' initiative, which brings together some of the country's top Jewish educational thinkers, engaged in a thought-provoking debate about denominationalism with Masorti CEO, Matt Plan. …read more
Parliamentarians consider JPR data
UK parliamentarians participated in a thoughtful and animated debate about the changing nature of the UK Jewish population, following a JPR presentation at Portcullis House. …read more
Leeds Jewish leaders ponder future
As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure that JPR's work is utilised throughout the British Jewish community, Jonathan Boyd presented our recent work to leaders of the Jewish community in Leeds. …read more
Educating about Israel in Britain
In partnership with Israel education specialists Makom, JPR is involved in a new project to map Israel education for young British Jews, in order to inform communal educational policy in this increasingly complex area. …read more
Educators consider new data
UJIA's annual conference on research in Jewish education included a new JPR presentation looking at how new Office for National Statistics data help to inform educational policy in the UK Jewish community. …read more
Stability and change in UK Jewry
Writing in The Jewish News about the first release of the religion data from the 2011 UK Census, JPR's Executive Director Dr Jonathan Boyd made the following remarks: …read more
What does 263,346 Jews mean?
Data released in December 2012 show that while the Jewish population of the UK has remained stable over the past ten years, significant changes are taking place at local and regional levels. …read more
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