A symposium issue of articles and poetry on Fifty Years of Women in the Rabbinate, including:

The Legacy We Leave Behind

Rabbi Sally J. Priesand

Let my people go that they may serve You

Merle Feld

Wives to the Rescue: The CCAR’s Epic Decision to Ordain Female Rabbis in 1922

Rabbi Carole B. Balin, PhD

Helen Levinthal: An Opportunity for T'shuvah and Justice at HUC-JIR

Rabbi Shirley Idelson, PhD

Engaging in T'shuvah for Profanation of the Name: Responding to Reports

of Systemic Bias and Abuse against Susceptible Groups in the Reform

Rabbinate

Rabbi Dr. Kari Tuling

The Reckoning

Rabbi Karyn D. Kedar

The Task Force on the Experience of Women in the Rabbinate

Rabbi Ellen Weinberg Dreyfus, Rabbi Amy Schwartzman, and Rabbi Hara Person

MeToo, Rabbis, and the Ethics of Truth-Telling in Public

Rabbi Mira Beth Wasserman, PhD

Shiru: Miriam’s Model for Leadership

Rabbi Sarah Berman

B'not Dinah, The Daughters of Dinah: A Look at Our First Years

Rabbah Gila Caine and Rabbi Ayala Miron

Translation by Rabbi Efrat Rotem

For All Women Rabbis at Fifty Years

Rabbi Karen Bender

Between the Blessings

Rabbi Barbara AB Symons, D. Min.

Dance of the Zygote

Rabbi Zoe Klein Miles

Answering Zusya’s Question: Becoming a Rabbi in Latin America

Andrea Kulikovsky

Being a Lesbian Rabbi Pioneer in Britain

Rabbi Elli Tikvah Sarah

The Reluctant Rabbi

Rabbi Laurie Katz Braun, D. Min.

It Is Time to Go Inside the Mishkan Liturgical Change in the Era of Women Rabbis

Rabbi April Davis

Women Rabbis’ Understanding of Success: A Study

Rabbi Zari M. Weiss

A Woman of Valor

Rabbi Severine Sokol

A Woman of Clergy

Rabbi Tzvia Jasper