Memory, Mourning and Strength
Memory is not about simply recalling difficult times. It’s about using those memories to influence the present and future.
Walls and Gates: A New Vision for the Tired and Huddled
May we build walls strong enough to protect, but never so high they cannot be opened.
Learning to Process Horror from Serach Bat Asher
Serach bat Asher is the timeless witness to the Jewish people’s story.
Everything Has Changed — In Synagogues, Too!
Synagogue leaders need to help their congregations pivot.
Tu Bishvat: A New Vision for Collective Care
An invitation to reflect on how we, as human beings, grow and sustain one another in a world that often feels set up to do the opposite.
Keeping Vigil in Dark Times
I pray that we work for the safety of the most vulnerable of our society.
Your 2025 Jewish Women Authors Booklist
Be sure to avail yourself of these Jewish women’s wisdom now available in print.
The Power of Jewish ERGs: Findings From Clal’s Research Report, Jewish at Work 2024
The demand for Jewish ERGs is growing
What to Say to Someone Going Through Divorce: A new meaning to an old phrase
“From one life chapter to the next, may you find strength.”