Go & Learn: Primary Documents and Lesson Plans

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This resource from the Jewish Women's Archive features primary documents and lesson plans for Jewish educators. Use these texts and lessons in your classrooms, family education programs, youth group activities, and adult education courses."Go & Learn" is published here on the JWA website. Stay tuned for more editions of "Go & Learn."

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• Sing a New Song: Jews, Music, and the Civil Rights Movement (April 2010)
• Taking Risks, Making Change: Bat Mitzvah and Other Evolving Traditions (March 2009)
• "We Have Found You Wanting": Labor Activism and Communal Responsibility
  (September 2008)
• A Young American Jew in Israel, 1947-1948 (April 2008)
• Tefillin Barbie: Considering gender and ritual garb (January 2008)
• Lilith Evolved: Writing Midrash (September 2007)
• Immigration and Generations: Anzia Yezierska's Children of Loneliness (April 2007)
• Queen Esther and Bella Abzug: Costumes, leadership, and identity (February 2007)
• Hurricane Katrina: Community Responsibility and Tikkun Olam (January 2007)
• Jewish diversity and innovation: The view from the kitchen (November 2006)
• The American Jewess on Liberation and Freedom (March 2006)
• Henrietta Szold on Saying Kaddish (February 2006)
• Wrestling with God and Jewish Tradition (January 2006)
• Writing Home: A Letter from an early American Jew (November 2005)
• Benevolent Societies and Tzedakah (October 2005)
• Ray Frank’s Yom Kippur Sermon, 1890 (September 2005)