Shabbat at synagogue was the one place where my grief belonged, where I belonged, after my my dad died. 

Women can add, and have historically added, so much to Jewish culture and faith; I wanted this to be reflected at my camp, starting with the prayer books we read from.

In its season finale, And Just Like That...captures how the bat mitzvah has evolved over the last century. 

The Star of David and its history helps me understand the different layers of my Jewish identity; the symbol represents the different cultures we’ve embraced as part of the diaspora.

I’m the daughter of an immigrant family, and nothing appealed to my Soviet Jewish family more than the idea of invisibility.

I decided that I, a thirteen year old, would convince the rabbi of my synagogue to change a rule no one else had successfully challenged.

The Posen Library shares an eighteenth century amulet to protect pregnant women and newborn children.