Mussar: Jewish Spirituality for the Modern World
In the United States, mussar is being taught in synagogues across the Jewish spectrum as well as at nontraditional settings, like a women’s prison and a yoga studio.
The History and Heartbreak of Paris’s Camondo Museum
A Paris townhouse showcases the wealth and the demise of a Sephardic family.
Unifying for Change: Gender Equity in Medicine
A Hadassah-led coalition addresses the systematic shortchanging of women in health care and medical research.
The Gerda III, Worthy and Seaworthy
The 1926 lighthouse tender's real claim to fame comes from rescuing Danish Jews during the Holocaust.
In Haifa, Multiculturalism in Neon Lights
Haifa’s lower city will once again be illuminated this month by the Holiday of Holidays festival, a celebration of the northern Israeli city’s religious diversity now in its…
Baz Dreisinger
Dreisinger talks about prison reform and race issues in America today as well as how her Modern Orthodox Jewish family life influenced her career choices.
RBG: Supreme Champion of Justice and Civil Rights
Ruth Bader Ginsburg—lovingly nicknamed RBG by a younger generation—calls her tenure on the Supreme Court the highest privilege of her pioneering career.
Muslim and Jewish Women Celebrate Sisterhood
An annual event honors the special bond these Muslim and Jewish "sisters" have fostered, all in the name of establishing a safe, comfortable environment to "wage peace."
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