Jewish women
This year for the High Holidays, female faces filled my screen
I was the first woman ordained as a rabbi in Israel. Zoom shul surfing allowed me to see how many female rabbis have come after me.
How these strong Jewish women survive the Covid-19 pandemic
How these strong Jewish women survive the Covid-19 pandemic
Coronavirus leads to a boom for Tivnu domestic gap year
By her junior year of high school, Bella Saunders already knew that she wanted to take time off before college and apply her “skills, passions and Judaism” to a non-academic setting. But when the coronavirus pandemic disrupted her senior year at Atholton High School in Columbia, Md., the 17-year-old Saunders became even more certain of her decision to participate in Tivnu: Building Justice, a social justice-themed Jewish gap year program in Portland, Ore.
From Jewish pride to self-doubt, teenage writers sound off on the rise in anti-Semitism
“A young woman experiences the fear her ancestors must have felt for the first time. Another wonders if she should even talk about Israel anymore.”
Israeli Woman Chases Down Man Who Flashed And Tried To Grab Her
A veteran of the Israeli military and a personal trainer, she held the man and asked passers-by to call 911, but no one was willing to get involved.
Orthodox Jewish Woman Promoted To Lead NSA Cybersecurity
Anne Neuberger, also known as Chani, is a Borough Park native who attended a Jewish day school for girls.
For Jewish Women, Choosing A Tallit — A Prayer Shawl — Can Get Complicated
“Women, more than men, want their tallit to have a story.”
Four of Fortune’s ‘10 Most Powerful Women’ Of 2018 Are Jewish
Jewish women are especially making strides in the tech world.
Ruth Messinger: Jewish Organizations Are Way Behind On Gender Equity
Ruth Messinger gets personal.
Aly Raisman Still Struggling To Train After The Effects Of The Larry Nassar Trial
We wish Aly Raisman healing.