Keren David is the Managing Editor of the Jewish Chronicle. She is also the award-winning author of 13 books for young adults, her most recent is Say No to the Dress, published by Barrington Stoke
Can a Jewish genealogy expert help me find my Polish great aunt?
I didn't go to uni and it worked out just fine, but why should we deny our children the option?
I expected the big clear-out of their things to be gut-wrenching, but it turned out to be uplifting and nostalgic
There’s a crisis in recruiting people to help good causes, which is bad news for everyone
We have reported on four coronations since our first publication in 1841
Seder night is always distinct from the rest of the year. But some, as our writers recall, are especially memorable
Keren David loves 1980s film Crossing Delancey. So she jumped at the chance to interview its writer Susan Sandler about her latest project, a documentary about a transgender stand-up comedian
When my publishers told me to change my words, I almost blew a gasket… at first
Trans people are excluded from the current debate much as Jews were in the Corbyn years
Always dreamed of making a movie? Here's a scheme to get you started
Jo Grose is the first female chief executive and she seems to have clear and fresh ideas
Sometimes recipes carry a lot of history and love
The UK Jewish Film Festival kicks off next week. we pick some must-sees
The centre of these romantic, sentimental stories is an obsession with Nazis
A history of times that authors and filmmakers have tried to match Jews and Nazis in love
The Tsitsit Jewish arts festival is back. Keren David meets its founder, Alastair Falk
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