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staff writer @WJWeek @jewishtimes | formerly DEI @theeagleonline | journalism, justice & law @AmericanU

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Zoe Bell’s Journalist Portfolio

Jewish Ukrainian Refugees Build New Life in Nashville After Fleeing War

Jewish Ukrainian Refugees Build New Life in Nashville After Fleeing War

Inna Shulkina flew across the North Atlantic Ocean to live with her daughter in Nashville, knowing no one the…

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‘There’s no race in Judaism’: Jews Reflect on Diversity within Community

‘There’s no race in Judaism’: Jews Reflect on Diversity within Community

Jewish Community Relations Committee hosts annual Passover seder March 30 with theme of social justice

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Climate issues take center stage

Climate issues take center stage

Young climate protesters interrupted a series of rallies across New Hampshire last week as candidates prepare…

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'You've always got some kind of support' with BRA

'You've always got some kind of support' with BRA

After Mary Dono underwent a mastectomy and lumpectomy, she felt she had nowhere to turn for mental health ser…

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West Philly Rabbinical Student Emma Fischer Brings Joyful Judaism to Drexel

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By Zoe Bell Verified
| Philadelphia Jewish Exponent Verified
Emma Fischer. (Courtesy of Emma Fischer) As an undergraduate, a peer once asked Emma Fischer if Jewish men wore the “little hats” to hide their horns. Rather than get angry or react in horror, she calmly explained that the question was rooted in an old antisemitic trope and wasn’t at all true. Word got around campus that Fischer was a “safe person” for questions about Judaism, something students at the small liberal arts college in Atlanta didn’t know much about at the time.
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Bicycle Rally Aims to Remove ‘Zionist Establishments’ From Philadelphia

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By Zoe Bell Verified
| Baltimore Jewish Times Verified
(Photo credit: Pavel Danilyuk/Pexels) Local anti-Israel groups have planned a bicycle ride through the heart of Philadelphia, aiming to drive Jewish and Israeli-owned businesses out of the city, drawing condemnation from Jewish groups, which described the event as antisemitic and part of an effort to exclude Jews from public life.
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5 MCPS Schools Featured on ‘It’s Academic’

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By Zoe Bell Verified
| Montgomery Magazine Verified
Bethesda-Chevy Chase, left, and Albert Einstein High Schools, right, compete in WETA’s “It’s Academic.” Photo credit: Julianne Garnett/WETA. The world’s longest-running TV quiz show, “It’s Academic,” will feature five Montgomery County Public Schools, airing on WETA in November. Now in its 66th season, “It’s Academic” showcases accomplished high school students from the Washington metropolitan area competing head-to-head in a quiz show format.
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Awards

Simon Rockower Award

2024 - Writing about Health Care

Excellence in Jewish journalism