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JOFA Journal Fall 2019
Women and Text-Based Learning: A Celebration of Growth, an Exploration of Opportunities
In addition to being able to read the entire Journal in the current PDF format (click the image to the right to open), JOFA has uploaded each article on our Jewish Week blog platform . In order to allow for easier reader access, we placed links to each of the Fall 2019 (Cheshvan 5780) Journal articles below on this one webpage.
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On Leaving Academia and Embracing Torah
by Rachel Anisfeld
Book Review: Sarah Schenirer and the Bais Yaakov Movement: A Revolution in the Name of Tradition
by Roselyn Bell
Daf Yomi - A Drivers Manual
by Yonina Bendheim Jacobson
Torah Lishmah: For Women's Sake
by Sophie Bigot-Goldblum
Zakhar U’Nekivah Bara Otam: Learning from Male and Female Teachers, Teaching Male and Female Students Differentially
by Sharon Freundel
Movie Review: The Unorthodox
by Beverly Gertler
Strength in Numbers: What's New in Women's Torah Leadership in Israel?
by Karen Miller Jackson
You Want Me To Teach?
by Abigail Kogan
Last Summer at Nishmat: How Torah Learning Refreshed My Soul
by Dvorah Levy
A Part in the Play: The Female Orthodox Student Semikhah Student Who Didn't Want to Become a Rabbi
by Mira Niculesu
The Evolution of Women’s Learning—and My Own
by Pam Scheininger
It's Your Torah
by Rabbi David Silber
A Yeshiva of One’s Own
by Devorah Steinmetz
Opening a Window: How Tech Can Elevate Women's Voices on Torah
by Sara Tillinger Wolkenfeld
"The simplest answer to why the yeshiva is called a yeshiva is: Why not? What does it mean to create a full-time, multi-year intensive learning program and not to call it a yeshiva, because it is for women, not for men?"
JOFA Journal Spring 2019
Women in the Workplace: Opportunities, Role Conflicts, and Power Situations
In addition to being able to read the entire Journal in the current PDF format (click the image to the right to open), JOFA has uploaded each article on our Jewish Week blog platform . In order to allow for easier reader access, we placed links to each of the Spring 2019 (Nissan 5779) Journal articles below on this one webpage.
(Book Review) Questioning Return
by Roselyn Bell
(Book Review) My Real Name Is Hanna
by Roselyn Bell
Hareidiyot in Israel: Ultra-Orthodox Women in the Workplace
by Sophie Bigot-Goldblum
by Sarah Birnbach
The Values and Strengths that Orthodox Jewish Women Bring to the Workplace
by Carolyn Hochstadter Dicker
Hair Covering: An Issue in the Workplace and Within Oneself
by Yafit Fishbach-Rosen
The Kosher Meat Strike That Launched New York City’s Labor Movement
by Dina Gielchinsky
A Tribute to Marcel Lindenbaum, z”l
by Blu Greenberg
Adventures of an Orthodox Feminist in Academia
by Melissa R. Klapper
Architecture as a Profession for a Nice Jewish Girl
by Atara Margolies
Gender and Communication in the Workplace
by Karen Hundert Novick
Message from the Executive Director
by Daphne Lazar Price
by Pam Scheininger
by Pelia Werth
