Nicole Guzik is a journalist based in Los Angeles, California. She writes for publications such as the Jewish Journal and Pasadena Star News, covering a range of topics including Jewish culture, spirituality, and personal growth. Her work has also been featured in the Los Angeles Times.
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Los Angeles, California, United States (Local)
Nicole's focus is on local culture, society, family and relationships in the U.S., specifically California and Los Angeles. She frequently includes expert commentary, reviews and seasonal content related to Jewish holidays, Torah teachings, grief, difficult conversations and Thanksgiving.
If you are an expert on Jewish traditions or have insights into managing grief during specific times of the year such as holidays or anniversaries, your input could be valuable for Nicole's coverage.
Considering her geographic focus in California and Los Angeles, localized perspectives on cultural events or societal trends within these areas could resonate with her audience. If you have expertise in local community traditions or social issues relevant to this region that align with Nicole’s themes covered (Culture & Society; Family & Relationships), it may enhance your pitch success rate.
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Your rabbis, your cantors, your teachers and mentors are here to remind you that within a synagogue, any synagogue, and especially within this synagogue, there is always room to find your way.
The reenactment of receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai is a reenactment of our own stepping into an eternal partnership with our Creator.
Is it worth knowing how long we might live? Does that change the ways we might treat ourselves or each other?
Time to refrain from refreshing the screens. Instead, a reminder to refresh our souls.
Make plans. Create agendas. Shape the year. But leave some time for what summer is meant to be.
Clergy members can’t solve every congregant’s mental health problem, but they can be a conduit of information and help.
By: Nicole Guzik
(Image by Mohamed Hassan/Pixabay/Creative Commons) (RNS) — The COVID-19 pandemic was the first time America's mental health crisis became obvious to many.
Sometimes, turning back a page reveals a complexity and nuance needed to truly understand someone else.
Our environs might spark emotion, connecting us to a past experience or perhaps, a moment in our collective history.
Israel should reassert full military and civilian control over Gaza and rebuild the Jewish communities that were uprooted.
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