The Hebrew month of Adar is here! Discover your Jewish horoscope for the month ahead at Lilith Online: buff.ly/anYEpNW

TONIGHT: Our Stories, Our Choices: Jewish Experiences of Abortion hosted by the Astoria Center Of Israel Learn more and register here: buff.ly/2D7mgw6

We're in good company here! Thank you to @clmporg.bsky.social for including Lilith in this month's reading list! www.clmp.org/news/a-readi...

Celebrate 50 years of Jewish feminist music at the live-on-Zoom Jewish Feminist Music Awards event titled: A Hopeful Song Service on Sunday, February 8, 4-5:30pm ET.

"May the pits that lie within me In the darkest depths of my dear heart Serve me in my vulnerability" buff.ly/ElSoii5

Every week they assemble, Hanka, Gusta, Mayer, Hala, and Sam, to test their luck again. Seared blue-vein numbers, in ragged formation line up across their arms. buff.ly/7dK7k0O

Another throwback from Lilith's VHS archives... From “Jewish Women Today. A Chat With Lilith Magazine Editor Susan Weidman Schneider,” 1988 Producer: Liz Leshin Camera: Alexandra Nevins #LilithDidItFirst

MAVCOR Journal is pleased to announce the launch of a special issue curated by Laura S. Levitt and Oren Baruch Stier titled "Tending to Holocaust Objects: Interrogating the Sacred." Discover it here: buff.ly/6hGmXKf

“It’s our losses that have pushed us to choose this path of peace. It’s to protect our children and their future. As mothers, we do not accept a future where our sons will either be the killed or the killers,” says Yael Admi. buff.ly/fKxnuFk

Please join us in congratulating Lilith's 2025 New 40 cohort on completing their year of learning, writing, and community-building with Lilith as emerging Jewish feminist writers over 45! What a caring, open, and courageous group 🎉

Hanukkah came early... Lilith's latest issue is live 🎁 Read it now and subscribe at lilith.org!

Were you born in the month of Kislev? Read your Jewish horoscope from Mo Golden and Amanda Herring here: buff.ly/a7re9zr

Calling all fiction writers! Lilith is seeking quality short stories with heart, soul, and chutzpah, 3,000 words or under, for our Annual Fiction Contest. - Open September 1–December 31. - First prize: $300 and publication. Learn more here: lilith.org/2025/09/fict...

"The relational intimacy we’re seeking doesn’t come from knowing the latest gossip about the rabbi; it comes from being in intentional spiritual community together." Read Rabbi Talia Kaplan's "'Hot Rabbi' Culture Undermines Real Religious Connection" now at Lilith Online: buff.ly/HyXM1vC

Today is the first day of the Other Israel Film Festival at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan. Amy Stone, one of Lilith's founding mothers, previewed many of the offerings. Discover her thoughts on a few standouts now at Lilith Online: buff.ly/cII0Mlo

Happy Mizrahi Heritage Month from Lilith! Over the next few weeks, we'll be revisiting some gems from the archives that uplift Mizrahi voices and stories.

"Shapira stages a moving cinematic dialogue between those who found the posters to be a deeply meaningful way to humanize the hostages and those who were enraged by what they considered a propaganda campaign." Read Helene Meyers' recent review of "Torn" at Lilith Online. lilith.org/2025/10/the-...

This spring, Lilith sat down with six Jewish women owners of six bookshops in six zip codes! 📚⭐️❤️ Each demonstrates that a brick-and-mortar store, especially one with a mission, offers value that the internet simply cannot replace. Meet these important women of the book[shop]: buff.ly/3tAWcKe

Across a century, the "Call" chronicled the Jewish experience in America. Join the Workers Circle on Monday, November 10 on Zoom for Living History: Voices from the Call Archive — a one-hour event featuring dramatic readings by acclaimed actors. Learn more and register here: buff.ly/o0Nbzqs

Esteemed feminist sociologist, psychoanalyst, and professor emerita at UC Berkeley, Nancy Chodorow, passed away on October 14th. Her groundbreaking theories on feminism and gender bridged the fields of sociology and psychoanalysis. May her memory be for a blessing. buff.ly/vE4akb0

There's less than one week left to apply to join the 5th cohort of the New 40, Lilith's program for emerging Jewish feminist writers over 40 (well, this time, 45)! Learn more and apply at the link in the comments below.

"Sukkot is a holiday to celebrate the harvest, and though I was three stories above the earth, I celebrated my own harvest: a place to live, groceries in my fridge, a job, quiet neighbors, a laundromat down the street." buff.ly/CxuPB2G

Happy Banned Books Week from Lilith! Did you know that fighting book bans is a great way to save and protect democracy? Learn more in Lilith's Winter 2024-2025 issue: buff.ly/9JAVnIf Art by Yaara Eshet.

This Sunday, October 5th, BKForge is joining forces with Men4Choice for an afternoon of researching and exposing Crisis Pregnancy Centers (aka anti-abortion fake clinics). Bring your laptop or tablet, and they'll walk you through all the steps! Learn more and register here: buff.ly/jPxVcfq

Where do we even start with forgiveness and repentance when every day brings new pain? Perhaps with this prayer for forgiving ourselves from Rishe Groner (below). Then we can continue onward and outward. buff.ly/YDDFuzK

When we recite the Yizkor memorial service, we’re really paying attention to our own tiny, ephemeral moment in history. buff.ly/LacjYvz

"This past May was the 50th yahrzeit of my late father, Samuel Shapiro. I did not have much of a relationship with him and as a feminist have harbored so much anger about who he was. But with Yom Kippur upon us, I find myself revisiting my journey to forgiveness." buff.ly/TqcL7J3

Ultra-Orthodox American-Israeli Beatie Deutsch is an elite marathon runner, and she’s upending expectations. Learn about her journey at Lilith Online: buff.ly/PweRJ5J

If you want to get out your frustration and have some breadcrumbs to spare, read “Lake Michigan Tashlikh” by Barbara Stock. buff.ly/xWRyAnx

May 5786 bring you the strength you need to keep seeking sweetness. Shanah tovah. Photo by Arielle Silver-Willner.

If you want to smile while hiding in the bathroom of shut, read "One Hundred Years of Gratitude" by Lesléa Newman. buff.ly/07BAzxz

If you’ve been seeing your therapist daily in preparation to see family this High Holiday season, you're not alone... buff.ly/3ADieX6

THIS SUNDAY! Stop by the Lilith table at the Brooklyn Book Festival (booth #226) to schmooze with Lilith staff and contributors, PLUS, take advantage of one-day-only giveaways!

Alicia Ostriker calls the poem "Prophet Babe Pop" by Hannah Yerington "a prayer to the Shekhinah in disguise" and we couldn't agree more 💄🌠🕯️ Discover more gems like this one in Lilith's latest issue: buff.ly/jtrX8AQ

NEXT WEEK: Join Barnes & Noble Upper West Side in welcoming Kitty Zeldis discussing and signing "One of Them," with Sarah Seltzer on Tuesday, September 16th. Learn more here: buff.ly/03rh3FG

There are many treasures in the Lilith office! One of our favorites is our Editor in Chief's rolodex of contacts from the past nearly 50 years of Jewish feminist publishing--who else do you think we will find in Susan Weidman Schneider's rolodex? Stay tuned 👀

Mazel tov to Niki Russ Federman and Josh Russ Tupper, the 4th generation co-owners of Russ & Daughters, on the release of their new cookbook! Want to learn more about the feminist legacy behind this iconic shop? Check out this feature from Lilith's Winter 2019-2020 issue: buff.ly/YzLAYjm

THIS WEEK: The Yiddish Philharmonic Chorus, led by Binyumen Schaechter, will perform FROYEN! Women in Yiddish Song. Learn more and buy your tickets for the performance on Sunday, September 14th: buff.ly/8QHnWwU

Jewish Women's Archive Online History Course Belles and Butches: Jewish Women in the American South begins tonight! Register here: buff.ly/Hswg33a

Calling all fiction writers! Lilith is seeking quality short stories with heart, soul, and chutzpah, 3,000 words or under, for our Annual Fiction Contest. - Open September 1–December 31. - First prize: $300 and publication. Learn more here: lilith.org/2025/09/fict...

You voted, we listened! Grab some brand new Lilith stickers at upcoming in-person events, starting with the Brooklyn Book Festival on Sunday, September 21st in Downtown Brooklyn.

Lilith's new issue is here! Between its covers, you'll find: Women of the bookstore. Reading “Little Women” in Jerusalem. Cleaning out my mother’s house. Discover it now: buff.ly/OF3eAAD Cover art by Jenny Kroik.

⭐ COVER REVEAL! ⭐ Subscribers, Lilith’s Summer 2025 issue is on its way to you now… Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe here for the gift of Jewish feminism in your mailbox: buff.ly/hCkHg8K Art by Jenny Kroik.

2- The paperback is ON SALE today! It's SO PRETTY bookshop.org/a/100000/978...

Huge congrats to our instructor @ancaszilagyi.bsky.social, whose story "Fat Healthy Baby" won first place in @lilithmagazine.bsky.social's story contest. Read Anca's story here: lilith.org/articles/fic...

My review of @bethkander.bsky.social’s smart, fun novel I MADE IT OUT OF CLAY is now online over @lilithmagazine.bsky.social lilith.org/articles/__t...

Order your copy of @lilithmagazine.bsky.social’s spring 2024 issue this #DisabilityPrideMonth! This issue features writing on Judaism and disability by Julia Watts Belser, Ashley P. Taylor, Mariah Guevin, and more: lilith.org/issue_manage...

"Av is about destruction and love. Know that there may be tears this month, and that’s okay. Sit with the sadness, don’t push it away. This too we can learn from." Read the rest of your Jewish horoscope for Av by Gold Herring (@gold.herring) here: buff.ly/ZLPnOhz.

“On Tuesday, Lee Zeldin, the EPA administrator, traveled to Indianapolis to a truck dealership to make what he called one of the most significant acts of deregulation in American history.” Learn more in this podcast episode from The Daily with Lisa Friedman: buff.ly/Dw6tg3I

The paperback version of Lilith staffer Sarah Seltzer's "The Singer Sisters" comes out next week! Guess what? The first 5 people to DM a photo of their order receipt to @lilithmagazine on Instagram will also receive...