Jobs in Jewish media - Feb. 15-28, 2026

A collection of job opportunities within Jewish media arts, posted between Feb. 15-28, 2026.

Journalism

• Reporter at The Jewish Star

  • Work includes covering "news that matters to Modern Orthodox communities in Metro New York."

  • The full-time (on-site or hybrid) position has a salary range of $36,400 - $40,560, plus benefits.

  • Posted on Feb. 19 on JournalismJobs.

    • Other positions listed on The Jewish Star's career page updated in February include Editor, Multimedia Sales, Delivery/Drivers and high school and college interns.

• Staff Writer at Mid-Atlantic Media

  • Responsibilities include producing eight to ten stories each week (news, profiles and features), taking photos and videos, posting on social media daily and performing editorial and administrative tasks. "Knowledge of Jewish community, Judaism and Israel is helpful; knowledge of politics is a plus."

  • The full-time role in Columbia, Maryland, has a salary range of $35,000-$40,000.

  • Posted on Feb. 27 on JournalismJobs.

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Social media and storytelling

• Communications and Marketing Coordinator at Camp Kef (Wynnewood, Pennsylvania)

  • Responsibilities include writing stories to highlight camp programming and traditions, producing daily and weekly highlights, creating content and managing social media accounts.

  • The starting salary is $4,800, with a training bonus offered upon completion of required trainings.

  • Posted on Feb. 25 on Indeed.

  
  

Israeli media

• U.S. Bureau Chief at Haaretz

  • The full-time, East Coast-based role includes cultivating and leading "a team of U.S.-based staff writers, columnists and freelancers, covering Israel-U.S. relations, antisemitism, threats to liberal democracy, Jewish life in America, Palestinian and Muslim communities, and the intersection of Middle East and U.S. politics at a time of unprecedented tensions."

  • Posted on Feb. 19 on LinkedIn.

Fellowships and internships

• 2026-2027 Rising Voices Fellowship at Jewish Women's Archive

  • The 10-month program is for "Jewish girls and non-binary teens* in 10th-12th grades looking to participate in a community that centers the experiences of Jewish women.* Rising Voices Fellows have a passion for writing and an interest in Judaism, feminism, and social justice."

    "*JWA embraces expansive understandings of what it means to be Jewish and a woman. We welcome Fellows from any Jewish background, as well as non-binary, genderqueer, and gender-questioning teens who want to explore the identity "Jewish woman" in all its complexity."

  • Posted on February 2 on Instagram. Applications are due Tuesday, March 31.

• Internships at the Anti-Defamation League

  • Eight internship positions were posted in the last two weeks on LinkedIn.

    • Spring Regional Operations Intern in Los Angeles (15 hours each week, $17.81 per hour, hybrid). Projects relate to "incident response, community engagement, hate crimes, extremist groups, antisemitism, law enforcement outreach and general regional operations."

    • Summer International Affairs Intern in New York City or Washington, D.C. (15 hours each week, $17 or $18.40 per hour, hybrid). Work includes database maintenance, research, writing, assisting with event management and supporting members of the International Affairs team. The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer New England Regional Operations Intern in Boston (hybrid). Interns can gain experience with "civil rights advocacy, anti-bias education programs, and non-profit development." The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer Communications & Digital Intern in New York City (15 hours each week, $17 per hour). The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer Regional Operations Intern in Los Angeles (15 hours each week, $18.42 per hour, hybrid). Work includes researching, reporting and correspondence writing and assisting with meetings and event planning. The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer Pacific Northwest Regional Operations Intern in Seattle (15 hours each week, $21.30 per hour, hybrid). Interns can gain experience with "program and project experience, community engagement, and leadership exposure." The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer Marketing Intern in New York City (15 hours each week, $17 per hour, hybrid). The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.

    • Summer Central Pacific Regional Operations Intern in Seattle (15 hours each week, $21.30 per hour, hybrid). Interns will have the opportunity to "gain practical experience with building local community and government relationships in order to uplift the work of ADL." The application portal will close at 3 p.m. ET on March 10.