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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.

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2014 Summary Report

2014 Summary Report

Review the 24-Page Study 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.

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In the Media

In the Media

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

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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.

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Yodeah

Yodeah

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Work for Repair the World

Work for Repair the World

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Ukrainian Refugees in US

Ukrainian Refugees in US

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