The Jewish Mother is iconic, not incidental. In honor of Mother’s Day, Sandra Taradash celebrates this cultural treasure. Read More
Marilyn Shapiro on mothers, music and memory Read More
For Sharon Easton, unraveling the mysteries of her family’s history has brought new possibilities and fascinating people into her life. She writes about the transformative process of writing their story. Read More
Menucha Saitowitz reflects on the mixed feelings of celebrating Israel while still at war, of seeing miracles amidst the pain and strife. Read More
A leisurely stroll through the streets of Paris uncovers the hidden history of a trailblazing Jewish woman – Eva Kotchever, who built community for lesbian women in the US and Europe in the 1920-30s before meeting her tragic end in Auschwitz. Read More
Two Polish Holocaust survivors from Poland. United by shared tragedies and strengthened by the love for the children they raised. Here is their story. Read More
Viv Parry writes about the intersection of October 7 and her powerful work to preserve the legacy of Melbourne’s child survivors. Read More
Debbie Wiener asks what it means to be free in an age of social media-fuelled antisemitism. Read More
The Haggadah demands that we ask, reflect, and tell the story anew. Explore how women have done this across the generations, and why this year it is more urgent than ever. Read More
The war has seeped into every interaction we have. It has become the lens through which we view the world. But it doesn’t have to be. Menucha Saitowitz shares a reflection from Israel. Read More
For the first time in my life I saw the real face of anti semitism. Read More