Site Credits & Awards

• Credits
• Awards

Site Produced and Maintained by the Jewish Women's Archive

• Gail Twersky Reimer, Ph.D., Executive Director
• Ari Davidow, Director of Online Strategy
• Isaac Simon Hodes, Web Producer

Many thanks to the following for past and continued consultations:

Joyce Antler, Brandeis University, Historical Consultant and Editor
Phil Bailey, MIT, Oracle Developer
Kirky Ringer DeLong, MIT, System Administrator
Marjorie Feld, Historical Consultant and Editor
Melissa Gopnik, Project Management Consultant
Lestra Litchfield, Multimedia Producer
Janet H. Murray, Georgia Institute of Technology, Interactive Designer
Yelena Nakhimovsky, Webmaster, 2000–2003
Susan Porter, Historical Consultant and Editor
Kevin Proffitt, American Jewish Archives, Archival Consultant
Jen Spadofora, Online Content Manager, 2003–2005
Andrea Medina-Smith, Digital Archivist, 2008–2009

Awards

	Great NonProfits five-star rating Add your own rating/comments This rating is dynamically generated. Your comments and rating will be immediately reflected in the badge displayed to the left of this paragraph.
	JTA's 100 Most Influential Jewish Twitterers Selected in 2009 as #12 in the "25 more influential Jewish Organizations" category by the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
	Slingshot—50 most innovative Jewish organizations and projects Slingshot, A Resource Guide to Jewish Innovation, is an annual compilation of the 50 most inspiring and innovative organizations, projects, and programs in the North American Jewish community today. First published in 2005, Slingshot continues to highlight organizations in Jewish life that have particular resonance among younger generations. The Jewish Women's Archive has been featured in the 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2009 editions of Slingshot.
	The National Foundation for Jewish Culture's Web Site of the Month The National Foundation for Jewish Culture is the central cultural agency of the American Jewish Community. Founded in 1960 by the Council of Jewish Federations, the NFJC works with artists, scholars, cultural institutions and community agencies to enrich local Jewish life, enhance educational opportunities and foster a dynamic Jewish identity in a multicultural society.
	Best of Brookline 2009 The Jewish Women's Archive has been selected for the 2009 Best of Brookline Award in the Educational Services category by the US Commerce Association.
	Site of the Day Chosen by Family Tree Magazine, an online and print magazine about discovering, preserving and celebrating your family's history.
	Site of the Day Selected as part of Jewish Family & Life!'s Jewish Web Week project.
	Britannica Internet Guide Award
	The Webmaster Award Chosen as part of a select few to have won the prestigious Webmaster Award. Out of thousands of websites reviewed each month, judges found our web site to be in "TOP 2% of all websites reviewed" in both the categories of "exceptional graphics" and "unique and interesting content."
	Recommended Site Award Selected as a recommended site in the area of women's history by Suite 101.com. The suite is a community-based best-of-the-web site with more than 250 editors writing on specialized topics and selectively recommending sites.
	Eye On the Web Selected Site Award Chosen from among thousands of websites, our site was selected for its "content, usability, graphics and overall design" and is featured on the Eye on the Web's Top Sites list in the category of Women's Resources.
	The Silver Cup Award Given "only to the best Jewish sites on the internet," the Jewish Webring Exchange has honored the Jewish Women's Archive site with its silver cup award.
	Yahoo! Daily Pick