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Young, Orthodox and Ambitious

By Avital Chizhik

Can a young Orthodox woman chase her career dreams while simultaneously staying true to her religious roots? Let’s just say there are plenty of pitfalls.Read More


The Bat Mitzvah Tutor of Beijing

By Alison Klayman

Alison Klayman was the bat mitzvah tutor of Beijing. In her four years in China, she coached five remarkable young Jewish women as they came of age.Read More


Roe v. Wade's 40th Anniversary

By Jane Eisner

As the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade approaches, Forward editor-in-chief Jane Eisner questions how far we’ve really come — and where we’re going.Read More


Another Problem That Has No Name

By Elissa Strauss

One of the major feminist issues of 2013 will be how women go about tackling the seemingly impossible issue of balancing work and life.Read More


The Year of the Good Father

By Eric Elkins

Barack Obama’s victory in the presidential election sent a clear message to men: Be strong, but be sensitive. Tough love has benefits in politics and family life, too.Read More


A 2013 Media Wish List

By Sarah Seltzer

Diverse voices lead to more accurate information and a wider breadth of stories told. So here’s a toast to more women on the big and small screens — and in the media.Read More


5 Reasons Feminists Are Happy It's 2013

By Elissa Strauss

As 2013 begins, women are counting beans, being funny and more. Here are the top five ways that ladies are declaring, ‘Yes, we can’ all over again.Read More


Quiz Yourself on Jewish News Know-How

By Lenore Skenazy

The year 2012 is just about over, and we’ve already forgotten a lot of it. Take Lenore Skenazy’s hilarious quiz to jiggle your Jewish memory.Read More


Touring Turkey's Synagogues

By Mark I. Pinsky

Once there were hundreds of vibrant congregations in Turkey. Today, many of the synagogues are empty, accessible only by appointment with a caretaker.Read More


'Ub-u-sive'

By Judy Brown (Eishes Chayil)

A jury declared Nechemya Weberman, a respected member of the ultra-Orthodox community, to be a criminal. Abuse survivors, many of whom live in silence, breathed a sigh of relief.Read More






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