Yona Zeldis McDonough
A 1942 novel about an Italian Jewish woman trying to survive the Holocaust with the family of farmers who take her in.
A Q&A with Jennifer Robson, Author of “Our Darkest Night”
Tag: Feminism on the Ground
An Approach to Solving Conflict That’s Feminist and Fair
Liz London
This is how restorative justice works on the ground.
On Sex and Silence
Melissa Tapper Goldman
Melissa Tapper Goldman on why the only thing harder than talking about sex is silencing ourselves.
Laws Aren’t Beautiful. People Are Beautiful.
Rori Picker Neiss
Why the individuals who struggle with niddah so often feel ostracized.
Giving to Haiti: Some Suggestions
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Click through the links below to donate to Haitian relief efforts: American Jewish Committee in partnership with IsrAID American Jewish World Service B’nai B’rith International American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee… Read more »
Interview with Senior Editor Susan Schnur
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Associate Editor Melanie Weiss had an opportunity to sit down with Senior Editor Susan Schnur to discuss the Winter 2009-10 issue and its compelling theme, Our Bodies: It’s Complicated. Listen… Read more »
Responding to Absurdity
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In the aftermath of Nofrat Frenkel’s arrest at the Western Wall (her crime? wearing a tallit), Lilith has heard from a lot from all of you, asking what you can… Read more »
Great Jewish Feminist Ideas
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As part of the celebration of Lilith’s 100th issue, our fall issue has a list of 100 great feminist ideas. Check out the issue and leave your own ideas below!… Read more »
The V-Word Strikes Again
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So apparently, “vagina” is the new bad word at John Jay High School in New York. So bad, in fact, that you can be suspended for saying it at an… Read more »