We were delighted to honor changemakers Bel Kaufman, Rachel Cohen Gerrol, and Rachel Sklar. View videos and other media from the event and read about the luncheon on our blog

Discover a new story for your seder and explore recipes, resources, videos, poetry and primary texts.

This new online curriculum uses primary sources to explore the role of American Jews in the Civil Rights and Labor Movements. Educators working in both formal and informal settings can use the materials in their entirety or choose individual lessons to teach.

Discover, explore, and share the rich history of Jewish women

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Jackie Hoffman Doesn't Care If You Find The Feminist Message

Throughout March, Baruch College Performing Arts Center has been presenting a series of Jewish comediennes in partnership...

March 18, 1922

Judith Kaplan celebrates first American Bat Mitzvah ceremony

Judith Kaplan (Eisenstein) became the first American Bat Mitzvah.

Celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month at the White House

Washington, DC

Representatives from the many Jewish organizations participating in Jewish American Heritage Month (May) meet President...

Frances Alenikoff

Dancer, Writer, Visual Artist

For decades and well into her 90s she turned age on its head, subverting its preconceptions, making it an adventure.

Carol Gilligan

b. 1936

Carol Gilligan has broken new ground in psychology, challenging mainstream psychologists with her theory that accepted benchmarks of moral and...