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Alia Ramer has 13 years experience parenting, combined with 15 years experience (on and off and on again) with the New Jersey Jewish News. She majored in History of Art in college, which won’t help much here, and minored in Jewish Studies, which might. Alia can be reached at tribeandjoy@njjewishnews.com
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Our Tribe & Joy is a blog by and for Jewish parents, in New Jersey and beyond. Think of us as a toolbox for raising happy, healthy Jewish families in a high-pressure world. What’s bothering you? Thrilling you? What’s missing in your life and how can other readers of the blog help? What’s that amazing find you want to share with others – the great read, the fantastic bargain, the must-have item? This is a blog for all of us – an ongoing conversation about raising Jewish kids, living in relationships, and negotiating the craziness (and pleasures) of life in the ‘burbs.
Our Tribe & Joy is published by the New Jersey Jewish News.
About the Author
Alia Ramer has 11 years experience parenting, combined with 14 years experience (on and off and on again) with the New Jersey Jewish News. She majored in History of Art in college, which won’t help much here, and minored in Jewish Studies, which might.