Eleanor J. Bader
Sara Erenthal escaped an Ultra-Orthodox sect, and now makes bold art in NYC.
“For Me, Art Has Always Been a Protest”
Author: Eleanor J. Bader
A History Professor and her Homeschool Co-Op
Eleanor J. Bader
“We had a class for adults on how to cut your partner’s hair that 30 people signed up for.”
Feeding People in Virus-Stricken New York
Eleanor J. Bader
New York City’s only kosher food pantry and feeding program is gearing up for an exceptionally busy week.
A Jewish Journey to Montgomery
Eleanor J. Bader
The Museum and Memorial are not just places that reckon with past injustice and wrongdoing. Slavery is alive and well; that’s the punch.
The New Organization Uniting Allies to Combat Racism
Eleanor J. Bader
Meet a nonviolent community of people who think racism is out of control in this country.
The Compulsive Photographer of The Unnoticed: An Interview with Lori Azim
Eleanor J. Bader
When I make photos that buck stereotypes, I hope that I’m inspiring people to see that they have some power.
How Women Can Get Over Our Fear of Asking for Money
Eleanor J. Bader
“People will go to jail for things they believe in, but they’re often afraid to ask someone for money,” Marjorie Fine says. This is why she travels the country, teaching grassroots, social justice activists the ins-and-outs of raising money from both foundations and individual donors.
After Loss, a Devotion to Those Afflicted by AIDS
Eleanor J. Bader
Public health activist Elena Schwolsky on how the AIDS crisis in Cuba upends our understanding of public health and stigma.
Art in Exile Showcases Work by Artists Who Escaped the Nazis
Eleanor J. Bader
The show homes in on the creativity of 11 artists who used painting, drawing and collage to explicate their refugee status and illustrate feelings of gratitude, fear, joy, loneliness, and apprehension.
Through Her Lens: Documenting Crypto-Jews, Brooklyn Life, and More
Eleanor J. Bader
I absolutely loved photography, but I went back to teaching when the sabbatical was over; I left the job 11 years later, in 1999, and began doing photography full-time.