Since 2015, the Rackman Center has promoted the Electronic Monitoring law. This law allows courts to track potentially violent partners. In 2020, we drafted the
Attorney Shelly Blat Zak, Director of the Rackman Center, was interviewed by Yael Goldman on Radio 102 FM about the Center’s recent activities. She described
Following the approval of a bill to expand the authority of rabbinical courts over child support, Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari spoke out. She stated: “It is
In July, the High Court of Justice ruled that women must be allowed to take rabbinical certification exams. The ruling followed a petition filed by
The Rackman Center Faculty of Law has just opened the new academic year. We welcomed new students to the Legal Aid Clinic for Women in
This week, a bill to expand the jurisdiction of rabbinical courts passed its first reading. According to Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, the bill creates a parallel
As highlighted in a Jerusalem Post article, the exhibition “Body Text: Feminist Art in Diverse Religio-Cultural Spheres in Israel” was organized by curator, art scholar and critic Dr. David Sperber and artist, curator, film director and producer Nurit Jacobs-Yinon. The two selected paintings, installations, video works and photographs created
A glimpse into the exciting and fascinating evening we had yesterday with the opening of the Tager International Conference: Feminism in the Abrahamic Religions. We opened with greetings and introductory remarks from Prof. Arie Zaban, President of Bar-Ilan University, Mrs. Esther Tager, Prof. Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Academic Director of the Rackman Center,
We are pleased to invite you to join the opening of the virtual exhibition “Body Text”: Feminist Art in Diverse Religio-Cultural Spheres in Israel Curated by Nurit Jacobs-Yinon and David Sperber The exhibition is part of the Tager International Conference on Feminism in the Abrahamic Religions. The session will be
We are pleased to invite you to join The Tager International Conference – Feminism in the Abrahamic Religions : Dilemmas of Gender and Law from a Multicultural Perspective. Sessions open to the public: Feminism in the Abrahamic Religions: The Funding Mothers Opening of the Virtual Exhibition “Body Text: Feminist Art
Separation and divorce can be hard, let alone dealing with it during the Coronavirus pandemic. If you’re dealing with a great amount of stress, difficulties with the children, and emotional pain you could join our digital support group for better coping. Join our chat- based support groups to learn
Feminism in the Abrahamic Religions: Dilemmas of Gender and Law from a multicultural perspective 31st January – 2nd February 2021 The last century saw mobilization of religious feminism within the majorworld religions. While each confronts its own patriarchal tradition, they sharemany of the challenges, experience similar encounters, and employ relatedstrategies