New York, NY (PRWEB) February 13, 2012
The National Jewish Outreach Program (http://www.njop.org) today announced the winners of the first Jewish pleasures: Influencer Jewish organizations for the awards during the eighteenth the annual dinner. Communication has been identified as part of the week Social Media (SMW12), which began in the early afternoon.
finalists were selected by the jury and evaluated on the basis of the creative and strategic use of social media to positively influence the Jewish community. The winners will be listed on the website NJOP feature JewishTweets @ and invited to participate in the 2012 NJOP programming social media.
Keeping
@ JewishTweets in March 2008 from the beginning, he embraced a way that allows us to communicate with people around the world. This not only hear but also listen and be inspired by others, every day, says Ephraim Z. Buchwald, founder and director of the National Program for Jewish public relations. In particular, we wanted to take the time to recognize some of those who benefit from the power of social media to raise awareness of Jewish and shines a positive light on Jewish life. “
In addition to the selection and recognition of these exemplary influential Jewish NJOP also published a book entitled Jewish feast: 99 fascinating Jewish figures, including prominent Jewish figures from the age of social media. The book is available for download at Amazon.com.
2012 Jewish pleasures: Jewish Awards Influencer
Rabbi Yona
Bookstein @ RabbiYonah
Rabbi Yonah Bookstein
is the executive Rabbi JConnectLA, which hosts events to help young Jews to connect with something larger. A popular blogger, Booksteins writings appear regularly in the Huffington Post “, Jewlicious and Las JewishJournal.com. It also supports Facebook presence JConnectLA Jewlicious Festival and the popular youth event.
Lisa-Colton: @ LisaColton
Lisa Colton is the founder of Darim Online, a nonprofit dedicated to helping Jewish organizations and leaders to effectively use social media to achieve their goals, including creating communities, education, communications and fundraising. During the past year Colton was presented at a conference in the U.S., and conducts seminars social media on the Internet.
William Daroff: @ Daroff
William Daroff is vice president of public policy and director of Washington Jewish Federations of North America. The Jewish community of this, @ Daroff, a prolific “tweeter”, which offers a look at the major events in the American Jewish community. In 2011, Daroff Social Commission co-chairman of the media on a global coalition of Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel.
Chaviva Galati: @ TheChaviva
Galati is a popular figure blogger, twitter and social media. She created and co-chair only Jewish group to SXSW Interactive Festival 2011 in Austin, Texas, entitled Jewish interaction: social media and new communities. This is the name of the New York Jewish week, the prestigious list of 36 to 36, in which he credited to connect with the Jews, one Tweet at a time.
Allison Joseph: @ JewInTheCity
Joseph, the woman, a Jew in the city, a popular website and blog, video, helping to promote a positive perception of Orthodox Judaism to secular Jews and non Jews. Last year she was invited to speak at numerous events and interviews NPR for their work.
Esther Kustanowitz: @ EstherK
It is known that the Internet community as EstherK, Kustanowitz is a respected blogger, tweeter and nonprofit consultant. Esther has traveled the world presents at various conferences on topics such as the Jewish community interaction, social media and innovation. She was recently named “Superstar of the Jewish cooperation” on Jewcy.
with Maccabeats: in Maccabeats,
with Maccabeats, male a cappella group from Yeshiva University, was captured by American Jews, in particular viral music videos promoting Jewish holidays. Their video for the song candles more than 7 million visits alone. In 2011 the band was invited to speak at the official President Barack Obama’s White House Hanukkah party. Maccabeats recently helped raise more than $ 88,000 for the gift of life in his play The Miracle of the company
Rabbi Jason Miller
: @ RabbiJason
Miller is a popular blogger on various Jewish topics, including technology, pop culture, politics, and Jewish law. He is regularly published in the New York Jewish Week, Huffington Post and the Detroit Jewish News. Rabbi Miller video response to former presidential candidate, Governor Rick Perry, a strong trade almost 220,000 views on YouTube and writing in numerous national and international publications.
Dave Weinberg: @ Weinberg81
Jewish innovators who are using social media to bring people together because it supports, Weinberg works Causil, offering a non-profit consulting, conferences such as the future of the Jewish non-profit summit aimed to study the Jewish community in social media. Dave is also invited to bring social media boot camp AJOP convention this year.
Rabbi Josh
Yuter: @ JYuter
Yuter Rabbi Josh is not only chair of the rabbi. Hes a popular blogger, podcaster, and tweeter (Jewish-themed podcast has been downloaded over 20,000 times in the past year). Once he started high and Twitterfeed Facebook page of his synagogue, he was elected to the rabbinical council of America to teach others to Rowan social media and using the web to learn Torah at the annual convention in 2011.
for NJOP
National Jewish Outreach Program was established by Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald C. in 1987 in response to a spiral of loss of the Jews from Jewish life due to assimilation and the lack of Jewish knowledge. Since its founding, NJOP has become one of the largest and most successful Jewish organizations to promote in the world. Thanks to an attractive and exciting free programs, NJOP reaches tribesmen, offering a positive, joyous Jewish experiences and meaningful educational opportunities. NJOPs programs were offered by more than 4.759 cities in North America and in 39 countries around the world. NJOP reached more than 1323000 of North American Jews and engaged them in Jewish life.
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