Jewish Feminism:
What Have We
Accomplished? What Is Still to Be Done?
“When you are in the middle of the
revolution you can’t really plan the next steps ahead.
But now we can. The book is intended to open up a dialogue
between the early Jewish feminist pioneers and the young women
shaping Judaism today…. Read it, use it, debate it,
ponder it.”
—from the
Introduction
This empowering anthology looks at the
growth and accomplishments of Jewish feminism and what that
means for Jewish women today and tomorrow. It features the
voices of women from every area of Jewish life—the
Reform, Reconstructionist, Conservative, Orthodox and Jewish
Renewal movements; rabbis, congregational leaders, artists,
writers, community service professionals, academics, and
chaplains, from the United States, Canada, and
Israel—addressing the important issues that concern
Jewish women:
Women and Theology
Women, Ritual and Torah
Women and the Synagogue
Women in Israel
Gender, Sexuality and Age
Women and the Denominations
Leadership and Social Justice
Contributors:
Beth Cooper Benjamin, EdD Rabbi
Donna Berman, PhD Ellen Bernstein Marla
Brettschneider, PhD Shifra Bronznick Anita
Diamant Rabbi Jacqueline Koch Ellenson Ruth
Andrew Ellenson Rabbi Sue Levi Elwell, PhD Rabbi
Tirzah Firestone Idana Goldberg, PhD Rabbi Elyse
Goldstein Jodie Gordon Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb
Rabbi Jill Hammer, PhD Sara Hurwitz, Madricha Ruchanit (Religious
Mentor) Rabbi Jill Jacobs Rabbi Valerie Joseph
Rabbi Karyn D. Kedar Rabbi Naamah Kelman
Rabbi Gail Labovitz, PhD Lori Hope Lefkovitz, PhD
Anne Lapidus Lerner, PhD Rahel Lerner Rabbi Jane
Rachel Litman Rabbi Dalia Marx, PhD Rabbi Joseph
B. Meszler Rabbi Haviva Ner-David, PhD Cantor
Barbara Ostfeld Rabbi Barbara Penzner Judith
Plaskow, PhD Rabbi Irit Printz Rabbi Einat Ramon,
PhD Rabbi Geela Rayzel Raphael Rosie Rosenzweig
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg Rabbi Rachel Sabath
Beit-Halachmi Rabbi Rona Shapiro Margalit Shilo,
PhD Rabbi Alana Suskin Wendy Zierler, PhD
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