Author: Danica Davidson

Eva Schloss reveals her personal experiences during the war, her goals for Holocaust education, and her true thoughts on censoring Anne’s diary.

Sociologist Orna Donath, author of “Regretting Motherhood,” talks the politics and policing of women who regret becoming mothers or who choose to be childfree.

I originally knew Barbie as a doll. It wasn’t until I was tapped to write a Barbie graphic novel that I learned about her Jewish beginnings.

New York Times bestselling author Caroline Leavitt’s new book, Cruel Beautiful World, shows a family of Jewish women living through the cruelty and beauty of the world in 1969-1970. 

Jewish creators like Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster and Art Spiegelman have had a strong influence on comics, but not so much attention has been turned on female Jewish comics creators.

Meet Sarah Lightman, an artist, curator and academic with a special interest in Jewish women creating autobiographical comics. 

Miriam Katin served as a graphic artist in the Israel Defense Forces in the 1960s, and later she did artwork for MTV and Disney. Her second graphic memoir, “Letting It Go,” shows Katin releasing the past.