Esther's acts of bravery during troubled times should serve as inspiration for all of us.

Leaders from Israel's ultra-Orthodox Jewish community have insisted that men and women must be separated from one another, even in some public spaces.

Israel’s recent experience of rampant expansion of sex segregation in public spaces should serve as a cautionary tale for American policymakers.

The Megillah Project: leading Jewish thinkers reflect on the Book of Esther

What is the best way to promote social change: evolution, revolution, or perhaps a bit of both?

Sarah Mulhern explores the ethics of dan l'chaf zechut in the context of #MeToo

Rachel Korazim examines the treatment of gender in Israeli music.

From the blog of Wabash Center, Teaching and Learning During Crisis

Using Jewish Ethical Responses to #MeToo as a Resource for Methodology

Sarah Mulhern pushes us to consider whether we are working for equality, equity, or revolution when we work for gender and other kinds of justice.

Arielle Levites explores what Jewish tradition tells about women, and how our images of who women can be have brought us to this #metoo moment.

Paul Nahme discusses how definitions of manhood are dependent on cultural context.