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Haredim who want out – are we giving them the help they need? By PEGGY CIDOR in THE JERUSALEM POST

October 13, 2021

Hillel, an association that provides assistance to haredim who wish to leave the community, was disqualified from broadcasting in July. So they took the network

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In ‘My Unorthodox Life,’ Julia Haart Bares More Than Just Her Knees/ By Alexis Soloski in The New York Times

July 13, 2021

Less than a decade after fleeing a repressive ultra-Orthodox Jewish community, Haart heads a global talent empire. Her next challenge? Letting viewers peek behind the

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Pandemic gives some Haredi New York Jews space to leave their community/ By PETER HUTCHISON in The Times of Israel

April 7, 2021

Groups says some people had more time for soul-searching, while others were troubled by social distancing violations   Read the full article    

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For some ultra-Orthodox Jews, virus forges path to a very different lifestyle/ By MICHAEL BLUM in The Times of Israel

November 7, 2020

Non-profit Hillel, which helps haredim seeking different life, is usually contacted by around 350 youngsters annually, mostly aged 19-25, but requests doubled as pandemic took

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When One Parent Leaves a Hasidic Community, What Happens to the Kids?/ By Larissa MacFarquhar in THE NEW YORKER

October 30, 2020

The irreconcilable differences between Orthodoxy and secularism increasingly end up in court. Read the full article   

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For These Women, the Path Out of Haredi Life Is Long and Hard/ By Eetta Prince-Gibson in Haaretz

September 11, 2020

In a way, Bina Broit says, she left the Haredi world because of her hair. The fifth of eight children, she grew up in Immanuel,

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She’d never seen a smartphone or heard a radio before she fled. She’s racing to catch up/ By Steve Hendrix in The Washington Post

December 5, 2019

JERUSALEM — Ruth Borovski, doing a bit of homework, sat in a library and Googled “phosphate” on her smartphone. That could not have happened 19

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When Living Your Truth Can Mean Losing Your Children/ By Sharon Otterman in The New York Times

May 25, 2018

Chavie Weisberger of Brooklyn lost custody of her children after she lapsed in raising them religiously. But her case was reversed on appeal and is

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Between worlds: Former ultra-Orthodox Jews speak out/ By SARAH LEVI in the JERUSALEM POST

January 13, 2018

Donning an extra oversized white button-down shirt and a black Borsalino hat, holding a full wine glass in her right hand, Yael Shalem closes her

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