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Center for Jewish History
A Decade of Distinction- A Special Advertorial SectionMon, 05/02/2011Upon the 10th anniversary of its founding, the Center for Jewish History is proud to celebrate its success in joining together the...
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Steven J. Zipperstein Tue, 05/03/2011 No culture saves everything. Time passes, timber burns, stone is eroded, documents are misplaced and memories become distorted and rendered unidentifiable. All...
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Jewish Women Now June 2012
Rewriting The Script: New Roles, New Battles Fighting modern-day slavery, Hadassah at 100 and Lilith at 35, non-Jewish women energizing liberal congregations, frum women EMTs breaking the mold in...
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From Egypt To Immokalee
In her bid to put the issue of modern-day slavery on the communal agenda, Rabbi Rachel Kahn-Troster has taken the fight to Florida’s tomato-growing capital. And to her local grocery store. Steve Lipman...
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‘We Are Reclaiming Our Job’
Taking back the task of delivering babies, an all-female EMT group will soon hit the streets in Borough Park. Just don’t call Ruchie Freier a feminist. Sandee Brawarsky Special To The Jewish Week Tue,...
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A Journalistic Room Of One’s Own
Thirty-five years of ‘amplifying women’s voices.’ An interview with longtime Lilith editor in chief, Susan Weidman Schneider.Tue, 06/19/2012In a feat of journalistic longevity, Lilith: The Jewish...
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Can Hadassah, At 100, Go Virtual?
As iconic women’s group marks its centennial, it’s not standing pat in a fast-changing Jewish world. But can it lure enough young blood? Stewart Ain Staff Writer Tue, 06/19/2012The birthday girl is...
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New Energy From An Unlikely Source
Non-Jewish mothers, againt the odds, playing a growing role in liberal congregations. Julie Wiener Associate Editor Tue, 06/19/2012With a new study indicating that New York’s non-Orthodox families are...
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Where Frum And Savvy Collide
Given economic realities, haredi businesswomen are breaking down stereotypes and taking their places in the workforce. Michele Chabin Israel Correspondent Tue, 06/19/2012Jerusalem — When “Rivky,” a...
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