Two of JWA's Rising Voices alumnae reclaim the kitchen through cooking traditional Jewish dishes.

As part of the Association of Jewish Libraries’ program Through the Window: A Diversity Exchange, we interview Ameya Narvankar, author of LGBTQ children's book Ritu Weds Chandni.

For the 25th anniversary of the groundbreaking collection Lesbiot, JWA interviews editor Tracy Moore.

How should we grapple with J.K. Rowling's transphobia? Midrash offers some answers.

Many Jewish suffragists (and anti-suffragists) also belonged to the nascent birth control movement.

Sheri Panovka,Director of Communications at the Blue Dove Foundation, discusses Mental Health Awareness Month.

Here are eighteen heimishe tunes to get your ortho slides a tappin’ and your tush a boppin’.

Is voting the be-all and end-all of civic engagement? Emma Goldman didn't think so.

Changing your name upon marriage, especially as a Jewish person and a woman, is a loaded decision.

A pandemic is no time for fat-shaming.

We never thought we'd be talking about influencer Caroline Calloway at JWA, but she tweeted something antisemitic, so here we are!

Traditions live on in places and foods, which have the unique ability to root people in their heritage.

For Jews, representation onscreen is complicated. Does Unorthodox succeed?

A pediatrician on the front lines discusses social distancing from her family and intergenerational trauma during Coronavirus.

My grandma has thrived despite the odds. I’m afraid she won’t survive this.

Exclusively for JWA, author Sarah Blake discusses her novel Naamah.