Jewish Women & Feminism

Comprehensive guide to all activities and programs of the International Research Institute on Jewish Women, founded in 1997 by HAdassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, at Brandeis University

JemSem is the site run by and for young women who have returned from a year of study in Israel. It is the place to go for inspiration, advice, and to share the latest news and views.

A site that deals with the ins, the outs, and the consequences of dealing with Rabbinical Courts, with backup links to women abuse and other related sites.

a new Web site which archives new ritual, liturgy, Torah commentary divrei Torah and sermons.

The mission of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance is to expand the spiritual, ritual, intellectual and political opportunities for women within the framework of halakha. We advocate meaningful participation and equality for women in family life, synagogues, houses of learning and Jewish communal organizations to the full extent possible within halakha.

The web's ultimate resource for the pregnant Jewish woman- info on traditions, prayers, tips, art gallery based on mystical and traditional Jewish teachings.

Women's Jewish Learning Center/classes, seminars, one on one learning

Jewish Woman magazine, both in print and online, is a celebration of Jewish women and the values that shape our personal and professional lives. Spanning generations and affiliations, the magazine provides provocative, entertaining, and timely articles central to Jewish women's lives.

Jewish Women International strengthens the lives of women, children and families through education, advocacy and action. Focusing on family violence and the emotional health of children, JWI serves as an agent for change--locally, nationally and around the world.

So just what exactly do you view as the role of Jewish Women today? Do you feel this is different if you come from a reform, or orthodox background? Has the pre-conceived view of the woman's role on Judaism become disbanded? Voice your view! If you want to find out more information about the role of Women in Judaism, go to the links page.

Celebrations of Jewish Women are quickly becoming a regular feature of national Women's History Month in March. The Jewish Women's Archive has developed an interactive and innovative online exhibit focusing on the lives of three Jewish women.

Our website assists physicians treating women who observe taharat hamishpacha. Developed by Nishmat, jewishwomenshealth.org is under the halachic supervision of Rabbi Yehuda Henkin and the medical supervision of Dr. Deena Zimmerman. Nishmat developed and administers the website as a public service. We provide sophisticated, detailed, halachically and medically accurate information on every aspect of the laws of niddah and their interaction with modern medicine.

Action, Dialogue and Learning for Jewish Women Across the Spectrum

A "heimish" WebRing for all Jewish women! Join us!

The Ultimate Jewish Bridal Website