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What is “Jews In Fandoms”? The past several months have not been welcoming for Jews, but we’re still here! Jews have long been part of fandom and this prompt list will celebrate our love and passion for our favorite things. Whether it’s fanfiction, fanart, headcanons, meta analysis, fan recipes - you name it, we’ll take it. The main requirement is that all entries must involve Judaism in a positive way.
How does it work? Every second Sunday we will announce a new prompt. You will have time until the next prompt to write, draw, cosplay, sing or contribute in any other way, as long as it is related to the prompt.
Post it on your Tumblr account, and don't forget to tag us @jewsinfandoms, so we will reblog it before announcing the next prompt in a showcase post.
Please remember to tag your creation with all the appropriate content warnings and triggers. These are trying times, and we want to keep everybody safe and informed.
Who can post to the AO3 collection? Everybody! You may add your entry for the JIF prompts, or older works that are Judaism related. The collection is moderated, so it might take us a while to approve your work. Here is the LINK.
The Theme celebrates the spirit of the Israeli athleats, who won 6 medals so far at the Paris Olympic games, and in hope for many more. Will Lightning McQueen keep on winning? What about Captain America and his training with The Falcon? Will Black Beauty win the race?
We accept all fandoms. So long as your fanwork meets our other requirements, follow your hearts’ desire!
NOTE: This space is Zionist-friendly. Israel is a huge part of Judaism and home to half of the world’s Jewish population. Your work doesn’t have to involve politics, but please be respectful of this integral connection.
No fandom-bashing and/or ship-bashing. Again, be respectful.
You do not have to be Jewish to participate, but you must be an ally to Jewish people.
Here is the masterlist of the last prompt, Fast and Feast.
