Gender and Sexuality
One of the founding principles of Mechon Hadar is gender egalitarianism in a Torah-driven halakhic framework. But this doesn't mean that gender and sexuality has no impact on our lives. Explore this here.
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- Amit Gvaryahu
- Avi Killip
- Avital Hochstein
- Aviva Richman
- Dena Weiss
- Devorah Zlochower
- Elie Kaunfer
- Ethan Tucker
- James Jacobson-Maisels
- Jason Rubenstein
- Jeremy Tabick
- Joey Weisenberg
- Miriam Simma-Walfish
- Rebecca Weintraub
- Shai Held
- Tali Adler
- Yedidah Koren
- Guest Speakers
Gender and Tefillin:
Possibilites and Consequences
Possibilites and Consequences
Ethan Tucker
What Feminist Torah Needs to Look Like:
Summer Kick-Off 2018
Summer Kick-Off 2018
Aviva Richman, Judith Plaskow, Laynie Soloman, Devorah Zlochower
Egalitarianism and Jewish Law:
Pathways for Egalitarian Judaism
Pathways for Egalitarian Judaism
Ethan Tucker
Rabbinic Voices on Sexual Assault:
Leadership, Community, Theology
Leadership, Community, Theology
Aviva Richman
Ethical Norms as the Foundation of Torah:
Parashat VaEtchanan
Parashat VaEtchanan
Ethan Tucker
Forbidding the Permitted:
Parashat Nasso
Parashat Nasso
Dena Weiss
We Are But Dust:
Confession, Accusation, Hope
Confession, Accusation, Hope
Aviva Richman
Responsa Radio Episode 55:
How to Count to Ten
How to Count to Ten
Avi Killip, Ethan Tucker
Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?:
Parashat VaYelekh
Parashat VaYelekh
Ethan Tucker
Women in Deuteronomy—And Beyond:
Parashat Re'eih
Parashat Re'eih
Shai Held
Gender Studies and Classical Jewish Texts
Avital Hochstein
Vulnerable and Empowered:
Widows as Objects of Care and Agents of Change
Widows as Objects of Care and Agents of Change
Avi Killip, Ruth Messinger
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