Interview

Accepting an award from the Jewish Women’s Archive earlier this year, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, a longtime activist, pointed to the Statue of Liberty, just visible in the foggy distance, and quipped, “I love her, even though she’s not Jewish.” Over murmurs of laughter, she spoke of her love for Lady Liberty’s “grace and beauty,” and defined what the monument represents to her: “welcome, freedom, hope.” The same could be said of Pogrebin herself.

Mary Glickman is a writer, public relations professional, and fundraiser who has worked with Jewish charities and organizations.

Mary Glickman is a writer, public relations professional, and fundraiser who has worked with Jewish charities and organizations.

Enjoy this interview with the dynamic Etta King, JWA's Education Manager.

Itta Werdiger Roth, a professional chef, founded The Hester, an underground, word-of-mouth music café/speakeasy/supper club in Brooklyn that fuses local food, music, and Jewish conversat

I sometimes direct tourists toward 'the HP garage,' which is marked with a plaque and gets photographed a lot. It is three blocks down the street from my house.

When not memorizing Latin declensions, Nina, a graduate student of history, authors alltumbledown: a modest attempt at style, a blog about the intersec

Miriam Karp is an artist who has been creating hundreds of one-of-a-kind ketubot since 1976.

Wonder Woman, created in the 1940s, showed the world that women could kick butt.