Very recently, I discovered 2 letters addressed to me, amongst correspondence to my parents. They were for my 1st and 2nd birthday in 1940 and 1941. Read More
So this year, as I sit down to write my list of highlights, I ask myself and everyone reading: What do I want to remember from the past year? And what do I not want to remember because it hurts, but know that I need to remember? Read More
Writing gives me power. I feel strong when I write, and my individuality emerges. Read More
Jews are not lonely men or women of faith. We are not a people of monks, nuns or hermits living alone at the tops of mountains. When we suffer, eat, pray, argue, learn, grieve or rejoice we are not alone, for better or worse, we do it together. Read More
So many things could have gone wrong with the mural, but it survived through fate and circumstance. It’s not just a surviving remnant. It’s a surviving piece with an astonishing history. Read More
We want to hear your stories of courage. Jewish Women of Words invites you to submit your own experiences for publication. As we approach the High Holidays send us reflections about your year, your life, your experience. Read More
Is this what is must have felt like during the war when Jews could not worship? Was this what it was like being black and not allowed entry to a hotel or restaurant in the 40’s or 50’s? Read More
What to do with the pain? With the need to hold up my head while holding their hands? How to settle into to life as a single parent? Read More
With tenacity, chutzpah and respect, she graciously texted the teacher sharing her concern… Read More
We must know the difference between high voltage work deadlines and adults behaving badly. Instead, l reward myself with peace. Read More
I am a believer that everyone needs help carrying their ‘backpack’ at some point in life. The Social Blueprint mitigated two of the most significant challenges: Asking for help and knowing where to look for support. Read More
