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This collection from Lilith magazine values, re-values, and preserves diverse Jewish women’s stories.

Sukkot is an urgent reminder not to take our land for granted.

JWA talks with musician, vocalist, and composer Daniela Gesundheit about how her new album, Alphabet of Wrongdoing, makes the sacred accessible. 

I created this handwashing ritual to ground us and to prepare us for the abortion rights fight that lies ahead. 

In the year after co-writing a memoir, also the year of shmita, I learned how to let go of my failures and begin anew. 

Felicia Berliner's debut novel Shmutz upends the notion of a binary choice so frequently seen in literature concerning Jews living unhappily in insular communities.

JWA talks with Stella Levy about her appearance in an iconic photo from the 1960s, and how things have changed for women in the literary world since then. 

Restoring my great aunt’s linen is a tribute to her for embracing my non-Jewish mother, in defiance of her family.

The Posen Library shares a nearly 3000-year-old figurine of a woman playing a hand-drum.

In a post-Roe world, what stands out is the story of a young woman’s moral transformation.

Here’s how to put a distinctly Jewish spin on the charcuterie trend.

Over the course of my semester abroad, I realized that, even though I wasn’t at home, I wasn’t without a home, either.

Let’s return to the holiday’s roots: female empowerment and connection.

This year, I’ll use the holiday centered on mourning to process my grief for all we’ve lost.

The Posen Library shares a painting by Bene Israel Jewish artist Siona Benjamin. 

Although The Bachelor/ette franchise features extensive discussions of Christianity, even the rare Jewish contestants never talk about Judaism.