Movement Pay Gap: What You Can Do
As we celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Reform Pay Equity Initiative (RPEI), I am reflecting over the decade of work the Reform Movement has done together to close the gender equity pay gap.
At this point in the process, I wish I had better news to reflect
Advancing Gender Equity in the Workplace
On Labor Day we celebrate the achievements of America’s labor movement and recognize everything workers have contributed to this country. However, when it comes to gender equity in the workplace, there are still so many improvements to make.
In April 2025
"Hungry for More"
I’m not usually an organization or club joiner, or anything that involves extensive group planning, protocol following, or being with a group that involves women that I am not familiar with; i.e. what I thought a temple sisterhood represented.
Out of the
Gather Round for the Global Women's Torah Circle!
Do you have an interest in Jewish spirituality, Torah study, and feminism? Are you interested in meeting and connecting with other Reform/Progressive women from around the world?
Women of Reform Judaism, in partnership with the World Union for Progressive
"You Have a Voice!"
“I’m not a cantor.”
Surrounded by more than 200 cantors at the American Conference of Cantors (ACC) Convention 2025 in Washington DC earlier this month, this was my mantra as I introduced myself throughout the gathering.
Thank you, thank you, thank you WRJ for
Maintaining a Learner's Mindset
Lately, I’ve been playing a game of comparisons. My old place in Cincinnati had lilac bushes by the front door. Now my new block in Astoria smells of roses, owing to the talented gardeners who grow all varieties of colors and scents in their tiny patches of
Yearning for Something Different
My Jewish journey began over 45 years ago when, as a young woman, I left upstate New York to begin my life in Texas. Little did I know that my journey to Texas would lead me on such a profound Jewish journey. I had decided to pursue a life in Texas and explore
The U.S. Supreme Court 2025: A Recap
The U.S. Supreme Court just wrapped up its 2024-2025 term. In decisions related to health care, LGBTQ+ rights, and more, the Court continues to significantly impact policies affecting individuals nationwide. Keep reading to learn more about a few key decisions
Faith, Justice, and Israel: Being Proud
Affording Human Dignity
On Thursday afternoon, the day the U.S. Supreme Court released their opinion on Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic, I arrived at its steps with WRJ President Karen Sim, URJ Board Chair Shelley Niceley Groff, our partners at NCJW, and other fellow