Rita Plush learned to recite Kaddish after her mother died. Then she lost her spouse and two of her three kids. Grief-stricken, she found comfort in learning.

A new digital collection catalogs the writings of the distinguished Jewish benefactor who is the great-great-great-great aunt of the modern-day Rebecca Gratz.

The fourth annual Hadassah Magazine and jGirls+ Magazine teen essay contest has arrived!

Since the WGA strike means a complete work stoppage, TV writer Melanie Kirschbaum is keeping busy by picketing—and trying to get pregnant.

Given our history of loss, it’s hard for Jews to trust change. But our tradition teaches us to have faith in it.

'The State of Israel, as the most powerful expression of Jewish peoplehood, has indelibly transformed world Jewry.'

'Like many Holocaust survivors, my mother buried her early traumas. Like many children of survivors, I have had an insistent need to uncover the past.'

In 'Disrupting Judaism,' author Rabbi Michael Strassfeld reframes Jewish traditions and invents new ones for the contemporary moment.