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Rabbi David Silber
"The Explosion of Women's Education in Orthodoxy: Implications for the Next Generation," Rabbi David Silber. JOFA / MERCAZ: Beth Tfiloh Baltimore Regional Conference. 2004.
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Wright, Tamra
"It's Your Torah Too: Empowering Jewish Women," Wright, Tamra. JOFA 6th International Conference. 2007.
Synopsis: Have you ever felt unequal to the task of giving a d'var Torah in public? In response to this type of widely-held insecurity, a unique and ambitious program, The Susi Bradfield Women Educators Fellowships, was developed in London with the aim of transforming the perception of women's role in Jewish learning and creating a cadre of well-trained women educators. This session will examine the impact of the Bradfield program on the adult education scene in London, and on the individual women who have participated in the program, exploring the transformative effects of the program on the graduates, their families, students and communities in order to identify the elements that could usefully and effectively be replicated in our communities.
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Abramowitz, Leah
Tales of Nehama: Impressions of the Life and Teaching of Nehama Leibowitz. Abramowitz, Leah. , 2003.
Synopsis: Tales of Nehama not only answers the question "Who was Nehama Leibowitz?", but also creates a vivid portrayal of a genius whose impact on Judaism was unparalleled, and will reverberate for generations to come.
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Benisch, Pearl
Carry Me in Your Heart: The Life and Legacy of Sarah Schenirer, Founder and Visionary of the Bais Yaakov Movement. Benisch, Pearl. , 2003.
Synopsis: This is the story of Sarah Schenirer, the founder of the Bais Yaakov movement, as told through the eyes of one of her students.
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