A special Holocaust section: five women’s stories of survival, tools to teach these texts to future generations. How a huppah quilt became a record of dearest family and friends.
Table of contents Get the issueHow does Lilith work with Holocaust survivors? And how can our readers teach their text?
Moving? Graduation? A birthday? Reminder: We can create prayers, as this bat mitzvah mother does.
Three new plays and one film by Jewish women.
A week in a Jewish teen’s life in the Warsaw ghetto. Responding: Ellen Bass, co-author of The Courage to Heal.
After 3 Holocaust years in hiding in Poland, a spunky child survives and thrives, her pain transformed into one little fetish: shoes. Responding: Julie Heifetz, high school theater arts teacher and Holocaust author.
A daughter of Holocaust survivors gives us chilling instructions.
Is anti-Semitism still "the fashion" in Poland? Responding: "Mrs. Slomovic," 69, a Holocaust survivor and 33-year veteran of Hebrew school teaching.
A small motherless child, smuggled back and forth across borders. Responding: Leah Strigler, a 26-year-old Wexner fellow still in graduate school.
THE INFAMOUS “SPEECH EXAM”Deborah Dash Moore’s review of Ruth Jacknow Markowitz’s My Daughter the Teacher mentions anti-Semitism as one force which drove teachers out of the public school system. It... Read more »
