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Rabbi Dr. Erin Leib Smokler; Rabbanit Dr. Liz Shayne; Rabbanit Myriam Ackermann-Sommer; Rabbi Eryn London; Rabba Aliza Libman Baronofsky; Rabbanit Gloria Nusbacher; Rabbi Dr. Wendy Zierler

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Dvar Torah / Keren Journal

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Jamie Schwartz

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Dvar Torah / Bamidbar / Beha'alotekha

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Sasha Rogelberg, in Jewish Exponent

June 7, 2023

In the News

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Article; Childhood; Drisha; Feminism; Parenting; Pregnancy; Questions; Ritual; Sefaria; Talmud; Torah study

A member of new cohort Word-by-Word, Rabbanit Leah Sarna opens up about her journey in text study and her hopes for the future.

Chana Borow

5783/2023

Dvar Torah / Bamidbar / Naso

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Susan Hornstein, in The Times of Israel

June 1, 2023

In the News

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D’var Torah; Feminism; God; Home; Israel; Jewish life; Mental health

Shiurim may have one intended message, but there can be several others which go under the radar. Dr. Susan Hornstein examines the darker messages in a shiur about gratitude.

Rabbi Wendy Zierler, in TheTorah.com

5783/2023

Dvar Torah / Bamidbar / Naso

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AFP, in Times of Israel

May 31, 2023

In the News

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Jackie Hajdenberg, in Jerusalem Post

May 26, 2023

In the News

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Article; Education; Feminism; Literature; Sefaria; Sefarim; Teaching; Torah study; Word-by-word

Much of the existing Torah library was written by men and shows only one perspective. Word-by-Word aims to introduce women’s voices to the public access of the texts.

Naima Hirsch Gelman

5783/2023

Dvar Torah / Holidays / Shavuot

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D’var Torah; Holidays; Shavuot; Connection; Family; Friendship; God; Love; Megillah; Relationships; Tikkun; Torah study

The story of Megillat Rut is one of found family and deep connection. Naima Hirsch Gelman highlights the spiritual elements of this connection, and the ways in which our own relationships can be godly.

Rabba Sara Hurwitz

May 24, 2023

Dvar Torah / Center for Lived Torah

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D’var Torah; Center for Lived Torah; Chiyuv; Community; Feminism; Halakhah; Har Sinai; Leadership; Mesorah; Midrash; Opportunity; Shavuot; Stern; Talmud; Torah study; Voice; Yeshiva University

When Yeshiva University canceled and reinstated the beginner and intermediate Talmud classes, it highlighted a bigger societal tension. Rabba Sara Hurwitz evaluates each of the factors at play and how they shape the importance of Talmud study for women.

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