This Mother’s Day, explore Jewish motherhood in all its nuance with books that go far beyond the clichés.

Jewish women in Los Angeles reflect on the devastation of the January fires, the strength of community, and the echoes of historical trauma.

Through lyrical prose, Esther Goldenberg gives voice to an overlooked biblical heroine and reveals the power of female connection. 

The most interesting tension here isn't between the romantic leads, but between Jewish woman's sense of identity and the pull of assimilation. 

The recently passed legislation provides pregnant workers with much-needed—and long overdue—protections. 

Leigh Bardugo's latest novel provides a layered summer read that is as shallow or as deep as the reader wants it to be.

JWA talks to Aliza Shatzman, founder of the Legal Accountability Project.

By creating rules that restrict banks from charging excessive fees, the CFPB is pursuing the Jewish concept of tzedek.

The book allows us to see biblical women—and ourselves—as rich, complex human beings. 

JWA chats with Samantha Perlman, a city councilor and mayoral candidate for Marlborough, Massachusetts about the Jewish women who inspired her to run for office, how she responds to pushback about her age and gender, and showing young people they can be drivers of change.