Jewish Women's Archive
The mission of the Jewish Women's Archive (JWA) is to uncover, chronicle, and transmit to a broad public the rich history of American Jewish women. A national non-profit organization founded in 1995, JWA is devoted to making known the stories, struggles, and achievements of Jewish women in North America. JWA has amassed the most extensive collection of material anywhere on American Jewish women. Our website is a destination for people seeking knowledge, a sense of connection and community, and a way to affirm and enhance the legacy of American Jewish women. JWA.org offers an online Encyclopedia of Jewish women, free educational materials and lesson plans, online exhibits, book and film guides, reminisces of recently deceased Jewish women, a lively blog, and numerous other resources for anyone interested in the celebrated and unheralded experiences of American Jewish women.
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Our Voices
L'Shana Tova Link Roundup
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Eating Jewish: Pumpkin Cupcakes
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Eating Jewish: Teiglach (Ashkenazic Honey Dough Balls)
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Sharing the stories of "Katrina's Jewish Voices"
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Five Years Ago: Hurricane Katrina and the Jewish Community
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Women's Equality Day and the legacy of Jewish women
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Snazzy, new features "On the Map!"
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"Being welcoming" is an end unto itself
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Justice Elena Kagan Confirmed, Jewish Women Rock the Bench!
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Summer camp's complex legacy
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