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Contact: Deborah Leipzig
phone: 212-931-0288
email: info@rebooters.net
Audio:
Interview with Jonathan Safran Foer by Oscar Villalon
Audio: Shalom Auslander reading his piece MAHMOUD, MOM; MOM, MAHMOUD
Audio: Fred Katz on NPR’s “Fresh Air”
Article: The Far Out Music of Fred Katz by Jon Kalish of NPR
Article: Reboot-ing Gen Y, Jewish Journal, June 22, 2007
Article: Young people doing Jewish their way, JTA, May 15, 2007
Article: Media Blitz Heads to Tribeca, ESPN, May 7, 2007
Article: Study Young Jews full of pride, JTA, March 26, 2006
Article: Funny It Doesn’t Sound Jewish, New York Times, August 21, 2005
Reboot
Reboot believes that every generation must grapple with the questions of Jewish identity, community and meaning on its own terms. Its goal is to facilitate that process for the next generation and to help them "reboot" transforming traditions and making them vital and resonant in their own lives. Rebooters are committed to creating opportunities for peers to gather, to engage, to question and to self-organize with their own networks, in their own way, in their own time—via local salons, Guilt & Pleasure, Reboot records, books, films, and gatherings.
Reboot believes that every generation must grapple with the questions of Jewish identity, community and meaning on its own terms. Its goal is to facilitate that process for the next generation and to help them "reboot" transforming traditions and making them vital and resonant in their own lives. Rebooters are committed to creating opportunities for peers to gather, to engage, to question and to self-organize with their own networks, in their own way, in their own time—via local salons, Guilt & Pleasure, Reboot records, books, films, and gatherings.
Founded in 2003, Reboot is a nonprofit organization based in New York City, with staff on the ground in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Reboot events regularly take place in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Denver, New York City and now an ever-growing number of other cities. Its goal is to develop the mechanisms and media that allow anyone anywhere to “reboot” among themselves and their peers.
