Summer breezes are wafting our way, signaling opportunities to shift gears and even dream a bit. We reflect on how Henrietta Szold’s vision of women

As we celebrate Israel’s 60th birthday, we remember the exciting but difficult early years of the state. We recall with pride Hadassah’s role in the

April is a time of commemorations. On Passover, we celebrate our freedom from Egyptian slavery, and a women’s Seder adds a different spin on an

During the holiday of Purim—the anniversary of Hadassah’s founding—we recall two visionaries: Queen Esther and Henrietta Szold. Both shaped the destiny of the Jewish nation:

We are taught that kol Yisrael arevim zeh ba-zeh, all Jews are responsible for one another. Through this lens, we focus this month on ties

In December we celebrate Hanukka, the festival of lights. And we shine our lights on Dara Horn, this year’s winner of the Harold U. Ribalow

November is a month of Zionist anniversaries: England’s Balfour Declaration (1917), stating the need for a Jewish homeland; the United Nations’ vote to partition Palestine

This summer heralds more Hadassah milestones. We congratulate Nancy Falchuk, Hadassah’s new national president, and June Walker, outgoing president and the next chair of the