Haley Cohen is a news reporter at eJewishPhilanthropy and Jewish Insider. She covers a diverse range of topics including Judaism, civil rights, and cultural movements, with a focus on education, society, and legal affairs. Haley's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Jerusalem Post, Sun Sentinel Media Group, RealClear Education, and Yahoo News.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Not enough data
Haley Cohen's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, particularly in relation to campus environment, campus safety, free speech, the Israel-Hamas conflict, Jewish activism, and antisemitism. She extensively covers evolving stories resulting from government announcements.
Given her focus on these topics and themes within the United States national context, Haley may be responsive to pitches that offer expert analysis or firsthand accounts related to campus safety initiatives or policies addressing antisemitism and political activism at universities. Additionally, she may be interested in exclusive interviews with individuals involved in high-profile events related to these themes.
Considering her emphasis on covering evolving stories stemming from governmental announcements surrounding these issues within the US context suggests that content pitched should align closely with current political discourse around these topics.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Haley Cohen
Some 150 rabbis, communal leaders and young professionals from a dozen countries will convene in Manhattan on Monday and Tuesday for the second annual Sephardic Rabbinic Conference, a gathering aimed at strengthening a Jewish community that organizers say has long operated in a Jewish institutional landscape shaped by Ashkenazi-dominated institutions. The conference, titled “The Art... Read More
By: Haley Cohen
Rejecting a model of cultural preservation in favor of a religious and cultural heritage that is evolving, Rabbi Marc Angel argued on Monday that North America’s oldest Jewish congregation, New York’s Shearith Israel, serves as an example of enduring not as an ethnic relic in need of preserving but as a guide for the future... Read More
By: Haley Cohen
Dysfunctional union governance is leaving some Jewish faculty and graduate students marginalized and unrepresented by the labor organizations meant to advocate for them, a report released Wednesday by the Academic Engagement Network and the Anti-Defamation League documents. The report, “A Crisis of Representation: Antisemitism and Inclusion in Higher Education Unions,” highlights how activist factions have... Read More
Ari Ladino and his mother, who are originally from Bogotá, Colombia, run a modest fashion shop in Teaneck; the reason for their arrest remains unclear
By: Haley Cohen
The change opens the second leg of the Triple Crown to Orthodox Baltimore for the first time in the race’s history, and locals are betting kosher stands follow
By: Haley Cohen
A lesson plan on the background and history of antisemitism meaningfully reduced students’ belief in the trope that Jews are more loyal to Israel than the U.S., among others
Piker: ‘I don’t know how people don’t recognize how dangerous this predicament is, how dangerous this is for Jews’
By: Haley Cohen
Rabbi Noah Farkas, CEO of Jewish Federation Los Angeles: ‘California has a special obligation to … protect the people who power this industry from antisemitism’
By: Haley Cohen
The French house, whose founder has Moroccan Jewish roots, has published Jewish-themed titles but left Israel off its Classics Collection map
By: Haley Cohen
The Jewish civil rights group pointed to $737 million in Qatari funding and communications showing Qatar Foundation officials trying to shape Northwestern's post-Oct. 7 messaging
