Jewish Women & Feminism

A artful site with Golemess, a female protectress

Contemporary Headcoverings for the Modern Jewish Women, a new form to convey a spiritual connection to Judaism for women.

FOR WOMEN ONLY. "One of the hippest religious recordings around." Exquisite, uplifting, an innovative path in religious Jewish women's music. A rich tapestry of soothing melodies, meditative and danceable rhythms, and inspiring spiritual themes.

This site is for Jewish woman and contains information on many facets of jewish life

A meeting with Knesset member Naomi Chazan and an interview with author Naomi Ragen.

Eshet Chayil is a group for observant Jewish women. It is moderated by a woman, and discusses issues of relevance to women. Men are asked to join different groups at this website that would be more relevant.

The aim for this web site is to have open discussions on every possible topic related to Torah study. We welcome the involvement of men and women from anywhere in the world. If you have been working on a particular Biblical piece of text, we would be pleased to have your thoughts on it. If a particular Bible related topic has aroused your interest, please share your response to it with us. This site is set up as an extension of the Etta Kossowsky Fund learning programme which encourages torah learning for women in Israel through study groups. Like the Fund, it is a memorial to Etta Ehrman Kossowsky z.l.

EYAHT, Women's College for Jewish Studies for women who wish to discover the relevance and beauty of our Jewish Heritage

Golda Magazine is a Toronto-based innovative electronic magazine providing unbiased information to the modern Jewish woman, who wants to integrate Jewish rituals, culture and heritage into a her worldly lifestyle.

Hats by Susan! for Jewish Women

This group is to review different laws relevant to women in all different topics ranging from daily life to Shabbos / Yom Tov to Yichud / Modesty. THIS GROUP IS FOR WOMEN ONLY.

ICJW comprises 52 Jewish women's organizations from 47 countries. ICJW advocates issues through programs we sponsor as well as by representing our affiliates in international forums such as the United Nations.

Providing information on world-wide activities on women's rights; Jewish women's education; advocacy for the status of women in Jewish Law; encouraging networking among young professional and business women; interfaith activities;

Comprehensive guide to all activities and programs of the International Research Institute on Jewish Women, founded in 1997 by HAdassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, at Brandeis University