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Asnat Barazani: A Woman Rosh Yeshiva!
Asnat Barazani was a trailblazing figure whose life unfolded amidst the backdrop of 17th century Mosul, Kurdistan.
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Lala Soulika: Dying for the Sake of Tzniut
Born in the Moroccan city of Tangiers in 1817, Soulika Hadjuel was an extremely pious woman. From a young age, she had an outpouring love for Torah and mitzvot. Her tzniut and Jewish pride stood out in everything she did.
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Gluckel of Hamelin: Writing as a Form of Prayer
If you were to step into your local Jewish bookstore on any given day, you’d be overwhelmed by the sheer amount of published memoirs on the shelves.
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Interview with Stacey Goldman, Yoetzet Halacha
Thousands of women in certain factions of the Jewish world only encountered Taharat Hamishpacha later in life…
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Sarah Schenirer: The Woman Who Revolutionized Jewish Girls’ Education
Schenirer understood that it was critical not just to teach, but also excite Jewish girls, about their religion.
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Judith Montefiore: A Woman of Unparalleled Faith and Influence
Few are as familiar with Lady Judith Montefiore as they are with her husband, Sir Moses Montefiore, who is renowned for his influence in both Jewish and non-Jewish circles.
