#YourTorah

Miriam Gedwiser leads us through masekhet Sotah, examining exegetical rabbinic readings of the Sotah ritual and meditating on the power of the Oral Torah.

Shira Eliassian opens up masekhet Nazir (someone who takes a particular ascetic vow), looking at nazirut in terms of inclusive religious practice and participation.

Shira Eliassian opens up masekhet Nazir (someone who takes a particular ascetic vow), looking at nazirut in terms of inclusive religious practice and participation.

Ilana Kurshan introduces masekhet Nedarim, explaining the process of taking a vow - and dissolving vows - noticing how it's not so different from how we make - and break - new year's resolutions.

Ilana Kurshan introduces masekhet Nedarim, explaining the process of taking a vow - and dissolving vows - noticing how it's not so different from how we make - and break - new year's resolutions.

Ranana Dine explores masekhet Ketubot, unpacking the ketubah's role, and the rabbis' realistic and structured presentation of marriage.

Ranana Dine explores masekhet Ketubot, unpacking the ketubah's role, and the rabbis' realistic and structured presentation of marriage.

Rabbanit Chava Evans guides us through a complex labyrinth of intricate family relations to understand levirate marriage.

Rabbanit Chava Evans guides us through a complex labyrinth of intricate family relations to understand levirate marriage.

Nechama Goldman Barash opens up Seder Nashim, giving an overview of the ever-relevant areas it covers: levirate marriage, procreation, family relationships, marriage and divorce, death and inheritance, and time-bound mitzvot.