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A Rabbi’s Introduction to Domestic Violence
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Jewish Concepts for Healthy Relationships (PDF)
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Jewish Concepts for Healthy Relationships
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Getting a Get?
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Orthodox Jews can divorce but, under Jewish law, the husband controls the document known as a “get” which finalizes the divorce. If he refuses to give his ...
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Yad B'Yad (Qty of 5)>>>SALE
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Working Hand in Hand to Create Healthy Relationships. A curriculum for grades 6-8 in Jewish communities.
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RCA Appoints Rabbi Mark Dratch as its New Executive Vice President
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The Rabbinical Council of America (RCA), the largest group of Orthodox rabbis in the world, has named Rabbi Mark Dratch as its Executive Vice President.
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Teshuvah and DV Treatment for Batterers
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Jewish Teshuvah and similarities to contemporary ideas in treatment for batterers/perpetrators
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GUEST BLOG: Lessons From Rebecca: Gender in the Bible
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There has been a recent spate of attempts to reverse progressive laws protecting people of all genders from discrimination. These include the repeal of laws in ...
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Guest Blog: Passover Reflection
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I can always remember the timing of important events in my life because I associate them with the order of the Jewish calendar.
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Good News is Always Welcome
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I’m probably not alone in feeling the need for some good news, so I'm happy to share this:
In a welcome development, three groups of Orthodox Jewish Rabbis ...
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Hanukkah Reflection: In the Image of the Divine
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At this year's White House Hanukkah celebration, President Obama spoke of the need to see those who are not like us and recognize their dignity, not just those ...
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Guest Blog: Reflection on a Journey Towards Freedom
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Ten years ago, the Center for the Prevention of Sexual Violence (now FaithTrust Institute), published A Journey Towards Freedom: A Haggadah for Women Who Have ...
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Guest Blog: Toby Myers - Reflections on the High Holy Days
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High Holidays were important to me as a child. They afforded me privilege. Being the oldest grandchild, I proudly accompanied my uber frum [very observant], ...