This journal explores the world of business, finance, and economics through engaging stories, trends, and insights that matter. It is designed to educate both the writers and readers, giving students a platform to develop their understanding while sharing their voices. Beyond academics, it connects Jewish students from around the world, highlighting inspiring business stories, market phenomena, and global economic shifts, all in a way that’s relatable, actionable, and community-focused.

This journal is a welcoming space for students to explore business, finance, and economics while learning together. It’s meant to educate both writers and readers, connect Jewish students from all over the world, and give students a real platform to share their ideas and perspectives.

Want to join? It’s easy 😊 Just fill out this form: https://forms.gle/GD2UXm1tVMeYtZ288. Once you apply, we’ll review your application, and if you’re accepted, you’ll get an email letting you know your team leader, which team you’re on, and what your role will be.

What makes us different is simple but powerful: we’re international and 100% student-led. Students don’t just write here- we run everything. The journal is managed, edited, and operated by students, including the financial and legal sides, which means real responsibility and real ownership.

We also tackle big, complex topics usually reserved for adults- markets, global economics, business ethics, politics, and culture- but break them down in a way that teens actually care about and can relate to. Instead of talking aboutyoung people, we let young people lead the conversation.

And beyond the content, we’re building something bigger: a global network of Jewish students who think critically, challenge assumptions, and learn from one another. It’s not just a publication- it’s a platform for serious ideas, real learning, and voices that are usually left out of the room.

Visit the page that says “Contact us!” with all our contact information :)

We’ll typically respond between 1-3 business days.

Any student ages 13–18, from anywhere in the world, who is passionate about business, politics, religion, or pop culture — and who genuinely strives for truth 100% of the time. Writers, editors, analysts, designers, and thinkers are all welcome.

Nope — it’s completely free.
That said… time is money, and this does require real commitment. If you’re looking for something serious, meaningful, and worth your effort, you’re in the right place.

No. The Advantage is fully independent. Writers are encouraged to explore ideas from any perspective, as long as they remain respectful and prioritize substance, evidence, and thoughtful analysis over emotional rants.

Working for The Advantage is very much what you make of it. Depending on your role, your interests, and how much you choose to take on, time commitments can range from light and flexible to more hands-on and leadership-focused.

Across the board, you’re guaranteed three things: you’ll have fun, you’ll connect with Jewish students from around the world, and you’ll gain real-world experience in something you genuinely care about — all within a 100% student-led publication.

Because The Advantage is a registered LLC, the work is real, not simulated. Students interested in law can engage with official legal processes and compliance. Those passionate about finance or business can work on sponsorships, budgeting, and managing printing and operating costs. Writers and analysts get published experience researching and tackling big ideas. And students who demonstrate initiative and excellence can earn merit-based leadership roles, gaining hands-on management experience running an international organization.

There’s no one “right” way to be involved. Whether you want to explore a specific passion or help build something meaningful from the ground up, The Advantage gives you the platform — how far you take it is up to you.