At Meir Shfeyah, Na’ale program participants, students recruited from the former Soviet Union, stayed on campus because there was no way for them to join their families overseas.

Like the passage through Sinai, we are on a journey that will define our era and alter history. But we will get through it.

Lisa Hostein, executive editor of Hadassah Magazine, will interview Amy Klein about her new book, "The Trying Game: Get Through Fertility Treatment and Get Pregnant Without Losing Your Mind."

As part of Hadassah’s larger efforts to decrease stigma around infertility, the magazine is sharing stories of adoption as well reproductive medical interventions submitted by readers.

Hadassah is organizing community programs, hosting trainings and empowering individuals to speak openly about their infertility journeys and pathways to parenthood—or their decision to live childfree.

February is American Heart Month, so this is a good time to check to see if we are all doing everything we can to keep healthy.

Last year, Hadassah hosted a special event on Capitol Hill to educate and advocate in favor of the Never Again Education Act.

At some 300 sites managed by KKL-JNF, the organization has invested resources and creativity in forest planning and park design that takes into consideration physical disabilities.