Ryan Torok is a Staff Writer/reporter at Jewish Journal. He covers a variety of themes including culture, society, and religion, with a focus on topics such as Judaism, diversity and inclusion, and civil rights. Ryan's work has been featured in notable publications including the Beverly Hills Courier, Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, and The Times of Israel.
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Ryan Torok's coverage revolves around local community events, advocacy, and education within the Jewish community in California. He provides extensive event coverage along with government announcements and evolving stories.
If you have insights related to Jewish cultural or educational events in California, particularly those focusing on Israel or community advocacy, your pitch may align well with Ryan's coverage. Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on political developments affecting the Jewish community at a local level in California, it might be of interest to him.
Consider reaching out to Ryan if you are involved in organizing or participating in events within the Jewish community that he covers extensively. Also ensure that any pitches are relevant specifically to his geographic focus on Los Angeles and broader California.
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For the authors, that legacy embodies the book's central message: that even in the face of unbearable loss, compassion, presence and community can help transform grief into an enduring act of care.
By: Ryan Torok
LOS ANGELES, California – For more than five decades, Tovah Feldshuh has built a career on refusing to play it safe.
By: Ryan Torok
Feldshuh said the documentary has provided an opportunity to look back on a career she has never been particularly interested in viewing as finished.
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