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PresenTense is a young, volunteer, content-driven magazine committed to providing the perspectives of Jews in their 20s

and 30s on issues that matter to the Jewish community, in the here and now, including social justice, religious innovation, new expressions of Zionism, Jewish perspectives on the environment and cultural diversity.

So smart and so good-looking—so menshlikheit! Like a boyfriend I’d be proud to bring home.Sue Fishkoff, Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Past and present (and future) of the Jewish community and the Zionist movement... wow, there was a lot of food for thought at PresenTense. Kenneth Bob, World Zionist Organization

Dr. Marcia Weinstein

PresenTense captures the intellectual breadth and depth, physical energy and moral commitment that can be found in young Jews today.

WHY ADVERTISE IN PRESENTENSE?

There is no other magazine in the market today that covers our unique demographic niche. Our readers are the leaders and trend-setters of their generation, open-minded and eager to learn about new products and opportunities and share them with their peers. As urban profes-sionals and students, they are highly educated, take initiative, and are well respected in their communities.

95% of our readership has an undergraduate degree or is currently completing one, and 33% has a master’s degree or other post-bachelor’s degree. They work in medicine, law, non-profit, education, business, and venture capital, among other professions, and 95% live in urban cities in North America and Israel, including New York, Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Toronto, and Jerusalem.

According to the National Jewish Population Sur-vey, there are over a million young Jews between the ages of 18 and 36 living in North America. That leaves a lot of room for PresenTense to grow — and a promising future for you, if you choose to start your relationship with PresenTense while we’re young.

Since the May 2006 pilot

issue, PresenTense has

published 10 issues and

expects to publish the 11th

in Spring 2010.

0 Two Jews, Three Blogs1 The Fire This TIme2 Damage Report: The Spring After

5 Israel@60

3 Funny, You Don’t Look Jewish

4 Putting the Social Back in Socialism

6 Minyans of the People7 Food and the Jews

8 Education. 2.09 Philanthropy and Volunteering10 The Digital Issue

Key Statistics

95% have undergraduate college degree

New York, Chicago, Boston, Washington DC, Los Angeles, the Bay Area, Seattle, Toronto, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

US, Canada and Israel

50:50

18-35, Average 27

5,000

20,000

CONTACT Simi Hinden simihinden@presentense.org

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PRESENTENSE IS MORE THAN JUST A MAGAZINE

ISSUE 11: May 1, 2010

ISSUE 12: September 1, 2010

ISSUE 13: December 1, 2010

When you advertise in PresenTense, you’re not just reaching a readership of over 20,000 young Jews across North America. PresenTense is a Community of Creative Young Jewish Adults, a Fellowship program for Social Entrepreneurs, and has five local Networks where ideas are fostered and developed.

In addition to individual subscriptions, the magazine is distributed through our network to university Hillels, Jewish Federations, and JCCs via bulk orders, which allows us to grow our community of dedicated readers. Through our communities in New York, Bos-ton, Chicago, Toronto, and Jerusalem, we run salons and lectures in connection with magazine articles and the ideas and experiences of our contributors.

The PresenTense Fellowship, soon to include five programs in the US and Israel, helps social entre-preneurs turn their ideas and projects into reality, and is concluded with a high-profile exhibition fair attended by influential members of the arts, philan-thropy, education, hi-tech and business worlds. All of this provides additional visibility for advertisers in our magazine and helps raise your profile.

PresenTense is building a self-organizing community of young, creative Jews who lead by example and seek to redefine how Jewish life is to be lived, in the present tense.