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Pop-Up Shabbat: A Dinner Community Case Study

Pop-Up Shabbat  is a pop-up restaurant inspired by Jewish culture and tradition in Brooklyn, NY. Each gathering lasts 3-4 hours and includes “slightly socially engineered mingling, family-style dining, music (yes, sometimes dancing), and a bit of Shabbat tradition.” Numbers are...
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On the Horizon: Religious Competition and Creative Innovation

The USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture (CRCC) has recently embarked on a three-year project that is focused on questions related to whether, and how, competition and various elements of geographic place may lead to creative innovation and religious change within...
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