ד"ר איילת אורג

Articles Published in Peer-Reviewed Outlets

Appe, S., & Oreg, A., (equal contribution) (2019) Lost and found in Upstate New York: Exploring the motivations of “Lost Boys” refugees as founders of international nonprofit organizations. Administration & Society, 52(8) 1209-1238. (I.F.: 2.690; Q3 Public Administration)

Oreg, A. (2019). Milk donation after losing one's baby: Adopting a donor identity as a means of coping with loss. Social Science & Medicine, 238, 112519. (I.F.: 4.634; Q1 Public, environmental & Occupational health (

Oreg, A., (2020). The grief ritual of extracting and donating human milk after perinatal loss. Social Science & Medicine. 113312. (I.F.: 4.634; Q1 Public, environmental & Occupational health)

Oreg, A., & Appe, S., (2020) “Ain’t no hood like motherhood”: The complexity of human milk donor identity.” Social Science Quarterly, 101(2), 439-458. (I.F:1.17 Q3 Sociology)

Oreg, A., Greenspan, I., & Berger I. (2020) When the gift is halfhearted: Ambivalence in philanthropic giving. International Review for the Sociology of Sport. (I.F.: 3.78 Q1 Sociology).

Appe, S., & Oreg, A. (2020). Philanthropic entrepreneurs who give overseas: An exploratory study of international giving through grassroots organizations. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 49(3) 502-522. (I.F.: 3.14; Q2 social issues (

Oreg, A., & Appe, S. (2021). Why Is Human Milk Donation Absent from the Literature on Philanthropic Giving? The Invisible Female Donor and Her Invisible Gift. Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, 08997640211013907. (I.F.: 3.14; Q2 social issues)

Appe, S. & Oreg, A., (2021) Is Effective altruism driving American grassroots philanthropic giving overseas? Third World Quarterly (I.F.:2.32 Q2 Development studies)

Oreg, A., & Babis, D (2021) Digital Ethnography in Third Sector Research, VOLUNTAS: International Journal of Voluntary and Nonprofit Organizations (I.F.:2.46 Q2 Social Issues)

Ben Shlomo, S., & Oreg, A. (2022). Ultra-Orthodox Lesbian Women in Israel: Alternative Family Structures as a Bridge between Religious and Sexual    Identities. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 19(13), 7575

Oreg, A., Perez, A. S., & Timor-Shlevin, S. (2022). “So, whose milk was it? … It became all of ours, together”: A relational autoethnographic study of an interactional human milk donation process through bereavement. Death Studies, 1-10. (I.F.4.38, Q1 31/148 Psychology, Multidisciplinary)

Timor-Shlevin, S, Oreg, A., & Perez, A. S., &. (2023) “We’ve become a tree – each branch its own, but also part of a larger organism”: Reflections on a collaborative autoethnography of breastmilk donation after stillbirth, British Journal of Social work (I.F. 2.35, Q2 13/44 Social Work)

Oreg, A. (2023). Written on milk: exploring messages written on donated human-milk bags. Medical Humanities. ( I.F.4.63 Q1 5/402 Humanities, Multidisciplinary)

Oreg, A., & Negev.M., (2023) Informal human milk sharing in the land of milk and honey: A study of Human milk sharing in Israel, Journal of Human Lactation (I.F 2/66 Q1 29/125 nursing)

Book Chapter

Oreg A., Babis D. (2020) Diaspora Philanthropy and Remittances. In: List R., Anheier H., Toepler S. (eds) International Encyclopedia of Civil Society. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-99675-2_9520-1

Other Publications

אורג איילת, גרינשפן איתי, שמיד הלל, אלמוג-בר מיכל (2021) מיזוגים בארגוני החברה האזרחית בישראל, המכון לחקר החברה האזרחית והפילנתרופיה בישראל, האוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים, סדרת מאמרים, חוברת 26. ירושלים, 2021