Amid the horrors of the camp, Jewish women designed, cut and stitched beautiful garments for the people who despised them.

Themes of change, renewal and the resiliency of Jewish tradition run through the latest crop of Passover titles. 

Use our prompts to guide discussions about April's One Book, One Hadassah choice Lisa Barr's 'Woman on Fire.'

New titles for the holiday explore different periods in Jewish history, from Inquisition-era Spain and 1950s Iran to contemporary times

Tips and recipes to move you toward a grain-free pantry for Passover—or any season.

When Angela Engel founded the Collective Book Studio four years ago, she envisioned a publishing space where Jewish women’s voices are amplified every day.

Bethany Ball creates an engaging and biting satire about three modern-day couples who send their children to a New Agey private school.

The dramatic, real-life story of the harrowing journey that Michael G. Kesler took with his older sister, Luba, after the German invasion of their hometown of Dubno.