09/15/2026
In an eJP opinion piece, Prize Co-Executive Director Emily Kane Miller argues that, amid rising antisemitism and voices that aim to diminish the Jewish community, we must also tell the story of those who respond to darkness by building, serving, and repairing what is broken.
Through the work of Charles Bronfman Prize Laureates, she emphasizes that celebrating Jewish excellence and leadership is itself a way of affirming Jewish values and showing the world who we are.
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