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2014 Greater Miami Jewish Federation Population Study

A Portrait of the Miami Jewish Community

About the Study

About the Study

Every decade, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation commissions a comprehensive study of Miami-Dade County’s Jewish community to provide a snapshot of who lives here, where they live and what their needs and interests are.

2014 Summary Report

2014 Summary Report

Review the 24-Page Study Report.

2014 Executive Report

2014 Executive Report

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2014 Main Report

2014 Main Report

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About the Research Team

About the Research Team

The Population Study was led by a dedicated team of volunteers and professionals, including Committee Chair Amy Berger Chafetz, Federation Chief Planning Officer Michelle Labgold and Research Team Director Ira M. Sheskin, Ph.D.

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Methodology

Methodology

During January/February 2014, calls were made to Miami-Dade County households to gather anonymous information to help local organizations respond to changing needs and interests in the Jewish community.

In the Media

In the Media

See news coverage about the preliminary results of the Population Study.

Contact Us

Contact Us

For more information, contact Michelle Labgold at mlabgold@gmjf.org or 786.866.8492.

Summer Camp Scholarships

Summer Camp Scholarships

There is still time to apply for the Greater Miami Jewish Federation’s overnight camp assistance programs — One Happy Camper and Jewish Overnight Summer Camp Scholarships.

Yodeah

Yodeah

Did you know one of every 40 Jewish men and women of Ashkenazi ancestry carries the BRCA genetic mutation, which leads to an increased lifetime risk of developing breast, ovarian, pancreatic, prostate and other cancers?

Work for Repair the World

Work for Repair the World

Repair the World, an organization mobilizing Jews and their communities to pursue a just world, is hiring emerging professionals for their 2023-2025 fellowship.

Ukrainian Refugees in US

Ukrainian Refugees in US

As a direct result the Jewish Federations of North America’s (JFNA) advocacy on behalf of Ukrainian refugees whose immigration parole is expiring, the Biden Administration announced last week that those who entered the US at the Mexican border may remain here for another year.

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