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Rabbi Lauren Tuchman reflects on her advocacy work on Capitol Hill with American Jewish World Service, where she and fellow rabbis lobbied for human rights i...

In the wake of recurring news stories about sexual harm within the Jewish community, the author's organization, SVIVAH, emphasizes the need to shift focus on...

The struggle for disability inclusion within Jewish communities is highlighted by the personal journey of Meredith Polsky, who founded Matan to address this ...

Alix Rosenfeld's poem "Supernova," featured on Lilith Online, uses evocative metaphors to address themes of violence against women and the destruction of the...

Robin Rosen Chang's poem "Adam," as discussed by poetry editor Alicia Ostriker, offers a fresh and humorous take on the well-trodden myth of Adam and Eve. By...

Recounting a personal and poignant narrative, the blogger reflects on familial and cultural history in Brooklyn, specifically centering on the Brooklyn Jewis...

Nasiyah Isra-Ul describes the creation of innovative Jewish communal learning spaces in Richmond, VA, that transcend traditional settings and focus on radica...

This piece explores the often-overlooked feminist history in 1930s Poland, focusing on Jewish women who played significant roles in resistance efforts during...

Ruth Ebenstein shares her poignant experience of reciting the Mourner's Kaddish for her father's first yahrzeit amidst an ongoing missile attack in Southern ...

In "My Second Time in New Orleans," a guest contributor shares a reflective journey through New Orleans with a Black and Jewish storytelling cohort. They nav...

Arielle Silver-Willner recounts her mother's personal exodus from the gentrified streets of Brooklyn's Park Slope to the welcoming arms of a small community ...

Anna Walinska, a trailblazing artist, left an indelible mark with her prolific body of work, yet struggled with recognition both during her life and posthumo...

The article is a poignant reflection on the experience of sitting with a dying father in a hospital parking lot in Jerusalem, repurposed as a bomb shelter du...

SHVILIM (Hebrew for "paths"), a project commissioned by the Ontario Arts Council, seeks to explore and articulate antisemitism by engaging a diverse team of ...

Rabbi Darby Leigh, a Deaf rabbi, discusses the importance of inclusivity in interpreting Jewish prayers, and how traditional interpretations of the Shema pra...

Alicia Jo Rabins, a multifaceted creative and scholar, uses her memoir "When We're Born We Forget Everything" to explore reconnections with spiritual and bib...

Anna Solomon has been appointed as the new CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Lilith magazine, succeeding founding Editor-in-Chief Susan Weidman Schneider, who after...

The piece re-examines the Purim story through the lens of Vashti's refusal rather than Esther's bravery, drawing parallels between the ancient tale and moder...

Purim, often celebrated as a joyful holiday of hidden miracles and reversals, also has a darker side as represented in the story of Esther. This reflection b...

Barbara Zucker's latest art exhibition and accompanying book, "The Second Oldest Profession: The Wet Nurse, Revered and Reviled," delve into the historical a...

In the face of profound societal challenges, the New York Jewish Film Festival offers a haven of cultural reflection and exploration, diving into the Jewish ...

Joan Semmel's retrospective at The Jewish Museum, titled "In the Flesh," showcases a powerful reclamation of the female form through her unique lens, challen...

The piece by Sarah M. Seltzer humorously guides readers through creating a reproductive system-themed challah bread, merging traditional Jewish culinary art ...

With ties to Venezuela, the author reflects on the complexity of interpreting global events, particularly the U.S. intervention in Venezuela, amid contrastin...

Cristina D. Ramirez reflects on the challenges and nuances of living as a Latina Jew in a predominantly Christian, Spanish-speaking environment. She shares p...

The emotional essay grapples with the complexities of celebrating personal joy amidst the backdrop of global tragedy, using the metaphor of a vulva-shaped ca...

Helene Meyers highlights seven feminist cultural contributions of 2025 that inspire and support resilience amidst ongoing societal upheaval. Prominent figure...

Reflecting on her childhood experiences of keeping her Jewish identity hidden, the author narrates the journey towards embracing her heritage by deciding to ...

Rebecca Katz reflects on the often-overlooked practice of pausing to contemplate life during the burning of Hanukkah candles. Inspired by her son's natural i...

Rebecca Katz provides a humorous take on holiday shopping through a feminist lens in her latest comic. This seasonal guide engages with contemporary feminist...

Exploring the intersection of feminist values and traditional Jewish culinary practices, this piece by Bonny Reichert introduces a modern approach to making ...

Bess Wohl's latest Broadway hit, "Liberation," is a deeply personal exploration of feminism, memory, and identity, drawing upon her experiences and those of ...

In a deeply reflective piece, the author recounts a significant visit to New Orleans, blending personal narrative with cultural exploration. The story is a p...

Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, the influential senior rabbi of Central Synagogue in Manhattan, has captivated a wide audience with her first book, "Heart of a Strang...

The 19th annual Other Israel Film Festival in Manhattan offers a unique platform for Jewish and Palestinian filmmakers to present thought-provoking cinema th...

The increasing cultural fascination with "hot clergy," exemplified by the Netflix show "Nobody Wants This," is critiqued for diverting attention from genuine...

The article explores the portrayal of Jewish mother figures in two Netflix shows, "Long Story Short" and "Nobody Wants This." It contrasts Naomi, a complex, ...

The documentary "Torn," directed by Nim Shapira, explores the emotional and contentious "hostage poster war" that erupted on New York's streets following the...

With the High Holidays upon us, the shofar's call this year feels more critical than ever, prompting deep reflection and action. Contributors from Lilith mag...

Rebecca Katz explores the whimsical yet profound concept of 'raising your Bubbe from the dead,' using it as a metaphor for keeping family traditions and Jewi...

Beatie Deutsch, an ultra-Orthodox mother and elite marathon runner, defies stereotypes by embracing athletics while maintaining her religious values. Known a...

Liba Vaynberg's play "The Matriarchs" reimagines biblical women from the Torah as self-assured participants in a contemporary women's Talmud study group, exp...

Liana Finck's graphic memoir "Passing for Human" is a profound exploration of self-discovery and acceptance, framed within a Jewish context of teshuvah, or r...

Lilith magazine is calling for entries in its Annual Fiction Contest, inviting short stories up to 3,000 words from Jewish feminist writers. The contest seek...

Becky Behar's photographic exhibition, "Tu Ke Bivas," explores Sephardic women's heritage and traditions through personal and family portraits. The title, de...

Feminist researchers and activists from Israel have issued a statement addressing the severe humanitarian crisis in Gaza, the violence in the West Bank, and ...

Chef Tova Sterling, known as Chef Tova, hosts the Sinners Shabbat, a burlesque Shabbat series in NYC that merges traditional Jewish rituals with alternative ...

A widowed woman, now in her seventies, embarks on a reflective journey of rediscovery during a New York weekend with a new companion. As she balances memorie...

Sarah M. Seltzer reflects on the personal significance of birthright citizenship amidst recent Supreme Court decisions affecting it, illustrating the generat...

Following the harrowing narrative of a family in southern Jerusalem, an account offers a visceral depiction of coping with the threat of Iranian missile atta...