
Wombs without Borders
On International Women’s Day: March 8, 2022, we united our hearts and wombs around the world to move from war to womb, from conflict to
On International Women’s Day: March 8, 2022, we united our hearts and wombs around the world to move from war to womb, from conflict to
January 27th marked 35 years since I left Israel, my childhood home. When I was asked by a friend: “How does this feel?” I found
After years of denial, my heart opened to embrace my Romanian roots. I was born in Bucharest, and immigrated with my family to Israel,
It’s Time to make our Womb Visible! We Each have a Unique Womb Print! In the same way that our finger-prints, our foot-prints, and our
A brave sister from Tunisia wrote: “In Islam we are not allowed to pray during our periods… not even alone… we are considered filthy…” This
A treasure of stories from an Ethiopian living tradition of the Women’s House with Aveva Bat Mahari. Hebrew with English Subtitles How was it to
“Grandma, I don’t remember what it’s like in the Red Tent…” At age 5 or 6 you only vaguely remember your sister’s Coming of Age
– “Why can’t I go to the Red Tent too? Why can Mayra and Shelly go, and not me? It’s not fair!” At 5 or
“I wonder when Grandma will tell me about the Magic of the Moon, like she promised” you ask yourself. At 5 or 6 years of
Yuvi Tashome was born in a small village in Ethiopia. She left with her family when she was 6 years old, as part of the