We've re-launched the Lilith Blog! Check out a new post every weekday from our excellent bloggers.

The Hadassah-Brandeis Institute's online magazine, 614, is devoting their current issue to new Jewish ventures in film and TV. Check out Top Flicks for Jewish Chicks and an interview with Lilith blogger, The Jewish Channel maven and all-around renaissance woman Rebecca Honig Friedman.

Joanna Rudnick's searing documentary about her very personal experience with "the breast cancer gene", In the Family, will be airing Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008 at 10 p.m. on PBS.

In honor of first-ever governmental hearing on workplace discrimination against transgender people (held in the House of Representative this past June), and Kathleen Peratis's great article in the Forward on the topic, we've made all of Lilith's articles on transgender Jews available for free download. Check them out on our Landmark Articles page.

Esta Salzman, star of the Yiddish stage, died on April 23 at the age of 94. One of the last big names of the Second Avenue era of Yiddish theater, Ms. Salzman had performed with the Barry Sisters, Molly Picon, and most of the headliners of the era. In our Winter 2006 issue, Lilith photographer Joan Roth beautifully captured Esta and other "Yiddish divas"--you can read, now, in memorial, here.

Keshet is offering regional training institutes for Jewish educators on GLBT inclusion. Click here to apply, or contact Keshet for more information.

For the first time ever--available while supplies last--Lilith tote bags, with a Nicole Hollander cartoon on one side and Lilith's tagline on the other, so you can let everyone know that you, too, are independent, Jewish & frankly feminist. Buy one at the Lilith store, today. We love them so much that we'll send you one free when you make a tax-deductible contribution of $360 or more.

View sample panels from LILITH's traveling exhibit celebrating the magazine's almost 30-year history.

Now online: Selected articles from LILITH, as well as several in Spanish translation.