Reshaping the women of the Bible. Standing up for immigrants now. Checking in with Jennifer Weiner. Costume art.
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How one Jewish artist uses costumes to comment on culture and society—inspired by her grandmother’s hats.
In which The Griffin Sisters meet the Singer Sisters.
New Yorker Rose Girone, who celebrated her 113th birthday on January 13 and was believed to be the oldest living Holocaust survivor, died on February 24th, 2025. The cause, according... Read more »
There’s only a subtle resentment running through the maternal line.
Two poems from Alicia Ostriker's new collection that remind us there are many different ways to pray.
Just as women rabbinical students changed the experience of rabbinic education for faculty and students, so too did women rabbis change the rabbinate itself in numerous ways.
The original Bible story alarms and puzzles us. Here, the daughters come into their own, flames, disobedience and all.
Figuring out where—and how—to take action? Here’s some guidance.
For us striving wives and mothers of the world, worn out from the exertions of trying to conform to a dream, female friendship might be the only place where we can simply be.
Bonny Reichert’s tale of food, family, and survival explores female power and autonomy
