They read Jewlicious. Jewschool. Jewcy. Attend sold-out concerts with Matisyahu. Drink He’brew Beer.

Who are they? To some, they represent the MTV generation; to others Millenials or Generation Y. To the UJC, they are simply NextGen. They number around 76 million Americans and will form the most technology savvy bulk of the ...
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