"How Do You Measure a Year?" is a short documentary film created by Jay Rosenblatt, a filmmaker and father, who stitched together home video footage of his daughter, Ella, from the ages of 2 to 18.

This personal essay explores the author's relationship with her father and his homemade hummus as he battles stage 3 lung cancer.

The writer reflects on a childhood memory of visiting their father in a temporary apartment.

This personal essay reflects on the author's experience with her father's disappearance and subsequent death, as well as their shared connection to baseball.

A personal exploration of Parashat Pekudei focusing on the completion of the tabernacle and the Divine presence guiding the Israelites, portrayed through the lens of a father and daughter learning together in a contemporary context.

This text reflects on the author's experience with family dynamics, loss, and reconciliation following the death of their father, a hardworking and devoted man.

A father takes a walk with his 10-year-old daughter in Israel and is surprised by her sudden right-wing views on politics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, diverging from his own beliefs.