One sign of progress is that in our own time, the number of women renowned for seizing opportunities to change the world is too large to count.

The High Holiday season is the perfect time to remember the importance of community and our individual need to be part of something larger than ourselves.

Although I am very much at home in America, Israel is home, too. Many Hadassah members feel the same way.

Like any nation, Israel must be able to defend itself, even if it runs the risk of losing sympathy.

Hadassah has launched the Coalition for Women’s Health Equity, bringing together 15 influential women’s and health organizations to address gender inequities in medicine.

Our calendar consists not only of squares that mark days, months and years that will never come again, but also points of celebration and remembrance.

As they left Egypt, our ancestors thought about the future but, just like us, they probably thought in terms of their children and grandchildren.

Hadassah President Ellen Hershkin shares a Purim message with readers, connecting Queen Esther and the holiday with modern times—and modern women.