Jobs in Jewish media: March 29 - April 11, 2026

A collection of job opportunities within Jewish media arts, posted between March 29- April 11, 2026.

Journalism

Copywriter at Jewish News
- Work includes writing copy (with a strong emphasis on articles and feature writing), proofreading and fact-checking, collaborating with the editorial and graphics teams and conducting research to support stories.
- Part-time role based in Virginia Beach, Va.
- Posted on March 30 on Indeed.
  - Jewish News is also hiring for Sales Consulant.
Magazine Editor and Marketing Associate at Greensboro Jewish Federation
- Work includes producing Shalom Greensboro, the federation's quarterly magazine, and contributing to broader marketing efforts.
- The salary range for the in-office role is $40,000 - $45,000, plus benefits.
- Re-shared on March 31 on LinkedIn. Originally posted on March 19 on Indeed.

URJ 6 Points Sports Academy Videographer at Union for Reform Judaism (Asheville, North Carolina)
- Work includes creating and editing short and long form content.
- The pay range is $2,000 - $3,000 for the camp season.
- Posted on March 31 on JewishJobs.
URJ 6 Points Sports Academy Photographer at Union for Reform Judaism (Asheville, North Carolina)
- The pay range is $2,000 - $3,000 for the camp season.
- Posted on March 31 on JewishJobs.
Photographer and Media Coordinator at the JCC Ranch Camp (of the Denver JCC)
- In addition to being a counselor (as all staff members are), responsibilities include photography and videography, creating slideshows, managing weekly blog posts and uploading photos daily into a database.
- The seasonal job has a compensation range of $2,600 - $3,300 each month.
- Re-posted on April 7 on Indeed. Originally posted on Jan. 10 and Feb. 10.

Part-time Digital Marketing Intern at Jewish Federation of Kansas City
- The in-person role pays $18 per hour, and anticipated dates are June to mid-August, with a possibility to extend the internship.
- Shared on March 31 on LinkedIn.
2026 Summer Internship at New Jewish Narrative
- Work involves broadly assisting with programs, communications, development, and advocacy work.
- The organization is "looking for current college students or recent grads who care about Israeli-Palestinian peace and have strong writing and organizational skills."
- The position is remote, but D.C. candidates are preferred. The internship will be from May 30 through August 30, though dates are flexible. The pay is $15 per hour.
- Shared on April 1 on LinkedIn.