Selma Weintraub

Selma Weintraub was a past national president of the Women’s League for Conservative Judaism. Her articles appeared in Outlook Magazine, and she wrote for The Seminary at 100, a publication of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. She served as International Archivist for Women’s League for Conservative Judaism. Weintraub passed away in 2024.

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Jewish Women's Archive. "Selma Weintraub." (Viewed on September 12, 2025) <https://qa.jwa.org/encyclopedia/author/weintraub-selma>.