In Shifra’s Arms makes push towards the East Coast, aiming to fill vacuum in Orthodox community. But advocates for reproductive justice — already under fire from Capitol Hill — express concerns. When ...

A few decades ago, an agency that provided housing and other services to Jewish girls and women expecting babies out of wedlock was closed by the umbrella organization that had sponsored it for ...

Sixteen years ago, Erica Pelman received a distressing call from one of her best friends, who told Pelman she was going to have an abortion. “She was heartbroken and so was I,” said Pelman. “We both ...

Mary Margaret Olohan is a senior reporter for The Daily Signal and the author of "Detrans: True Stories of Escaping the Gender Ideology Cult." She previously reported for both The Daily Caller and The ...

Members of the Jewish community who have experienced pregnancy or infant loss are invited to attend Comfort in Community: Living with Pregnancy Loss. The event will be from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, Feb.

Rachael Pass became pregnant in her second year of rabbinical school and chose to have an abortion. She described her experience as "deeply Jewish" and filled with religious study and ritual. After ...

When Abby Porth of San Francisco suffered a miscarriage 14 years ago, she sought comfort from Jewish rituals — and came up short. She learned that Judaism has shied away from marking a lost pregnancy.

Anyone who's experienced childbirth understands that it may indeed seem a "world... about to be remade... heralded by a great flood." Now imagine embarking on the journey around a holiday table ...

Conservatives—namely, white evangelical Christians—have long weaponized religious values as a shoddy defense for their decades-long conquest to criminalize abortion in the United States. But after a ...

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Dayna Klein had only her unborn baby in mind when she instinctively covered her belly after a gunman stormed a Seattle Jewish center last summer. Tuesday, she finally got to meet the son she saved.