Yael Silverstein

Yael Silverstein is a Ph.D. candidate in Social-Organizational Psychology with a M.S. Applied Statistics at Columbia University. Her research examines how stereotypes and stereotype violations, particularly around gender, ethnicity, and Jewish identity, shape perceptions and outcomes in social and organizational contexts. She also investigates how social experiences and institutional cues impact minority individuals’ sense of value, belonging, and well-being. Her current work includes the development of a new scale to measure contemporary antisemitic experiences.

Silverstein, Y. M., & Block, C. J. (2025). Making the invisible visible: Exploring contemporary antisemitic experiences on college campuses through racial microaggressions theory. The Journal of Jewish Education. https://doi.org/10.1080/15244113.2025.2482060.

Silverstein, Y. M., & Block, C. J. (2025). The influence of interpersonal and ambient antisemitism on belonging, organizational commitment, and mental health of Jewish university members. Academy of Management Proceedings, 2025(1).

Silverstein, Y. M., & Block, C. J. (2025). Understanding antisemitism: Why perceiver and target perspectives are both essential.” [Manuscript submitted for publication].