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Special Editorial: #WeAreAllJews
In the wake of the Pittsburgh massacre, Hadassah Magazine joins a group of leading American Jewish publications in condemning anti-Semitism and the climate of hate that is pervading our nation.

In the wake of the Pittsburgh massacre, Hadassah Magazine joins a group of leading American Jewish publications in condemning anti-Semitism and the climate of hate
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Growing Older Beats Getting Old
In this era of increased longevity, Jewish baby boomers are reimagining their future with initiatives that address emotional, spiritual and physical needs.

Jewish baby boomers are reimagining their future with initiatives that address emotional, spiritual and physical needs.
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Aly Raisman Wants to Protect and Educate Future Gymnasts
“I think we have to have stricter policies so that this is no longer tolerated; people have to stop looking the other way,” Raisman shares in this interview, one of several media appearances she is making to promote her new memoir, Fierce, which details her experience of sexual abuse.

“I think we have to have stricter policies so that this is no longer tolerated; people have to stop looking the other way,” Raisman shares in this interview.
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The Phenomenon of Jewish Book Clubs
Book clubs have transformed the solitary act of reading into interactive exchanges electric with the generous sharing of ideas and insights.

Book clubs have transformed the solitary act of reading into interactive exchanges electric with the sharing of ideas and insights.
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Sisterhood Takes Center Stage
Muslim and Jewish women came together for an annual gathering in New Jersey that creates a safe space for dialogue and mutual understanding.

Muslim and Jewish women came together for an annual gathering that creates a safe space for dialogue and mutual understanding.
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In Search of a New Generation of Jewish Leaders
In less than a decade, more than 75 percent of leaders of American Jewish institutions are expected to move on. Who will take their place?

In less than a decade, more than 75 percent of leaders of American Jewish institutions are expected to move on. Who will take their place?

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Female Faces of the Opioid Crisis

by Rahel Musleah

Jewish women are not immune to the epidemic gripping the United States.

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On Film, Countering Anti-West, Anti-Jewish Hate

by Jenny Powers

Greenfield is the founder of Doc Emet Productions, a nonprofit that produces and disseminates films that bolster Jewish identity and nationhood.

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What Israelis Can Learn From Pittsburgh

by Amanda Borschel-Dan

In Pittsburgh, the Jewish community mourned together as the city closed ranks around it, protecting and consoling its wounded citizens.

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A (Facebook) Group for Every Jewish Interest

by Jennifer Richler

Facebook groups provide community—no matter how niche or broad your interest.

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Rabbi Hamrell Takes Healing Beyond the Prison Wall

by Julie Gruenbaum Fax

Rabbi Miriam Hamrell ministers to the needs of her Los Angeles congregation, Ahavat Torah, and teaches Talmud to incarcerated women.

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In Conversation With ‘New York Times’ Columnist Bari Weiss

by Debra Nussbaum Cohen

Weiss refers to herself as politically heterodox, and in her sharp, cleverly written columns, does not hesitate to tackle provocative ideas like intersectionality.