Jewish Women's Archive

The Jewish Women’s Archive documents Jewish women’s stories, elevates their voices, and inspires them to be agents of change.

The Quiet Radicalism of Judy Blume

In this episode, Judith Rosenbaum talks with Mark Oppenheimer, author of a new Judy Blume biography, about their favorite Blume titles, what’s Jewish about her work, and why her novels are radical in ways people often overlook.

7 Questions For...

by Emma Breitman

JWA sat down with Beejhy Barhany, chef, author, cultural bridge-builder, and owner of New York's Ethiopian-Israeli restaurant, Tsion Cafe.

'The Song of the Blue Bird'

by Zia Saylor

The remarkable gift of this biblical trilogy, carefully crafted by Goldenberg, centers on its applicability and relevance to present struggles.

'Nina Is An Athlete' Review

by Sarah Jae Leiber

Nina Is An Athlete succeeds at profiling an athlete struggling with how to end a career on her own terms.

Rethinking My Position In the Jewish Community

by Marlo Dabareiner

As I read my classmate’s message to me, I was reminded of the same debate that I had been having in my head about what feminism should or shouldn’t look like.

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