JOSEFIN DOLSTEN

I'm a journalist reporting on the intersection of religion, politics, gender and culture. I'm passionate about seeking out stories of complex identities, including people who straddle religious, ethnic and cultural lines. I'm currently based in New York and have reported from Israel and Puerto Rico.

 

I received my B.A. from Cornell University, where I studied government, and my M.A. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, where I studied comparative religion, focusing on ancient Judaism and early Christianity. I speak English, Swedish, Hebrew and French and have studied a handful of other languages.

My reporting and opinion pieces has appeared in The Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Refinery29, GO Magazine, Forward, Times of Israel, Hadassah Magazine and Psychology Today. I've been interviewed and featured as an expert on radio and at a number of in-person and virtual events.  

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