Starting tomorrow April 5 through Thursday April 7 please join JOFA collaborating with Radical Grace, Sojourners, Muslims for Progressive Values, Ordain Women, FutureChurch, and Faithfully Feminist for a conversation between women religious leaders of different faiths. These women will share challenges, opportunities, and personal experiences navigating women’s roles and leadership opportunities within their own communities — and how we can all benefit from sharing these lessons across faiths
This conversation will be moderated by Gina Messina-Dysert featuring Maharat Ruth Balinsky Friedman, Kate Kelly, Kathy KyoungAh Khang, Christine Schenk, and Ani Zonneveld. We’ll be crowdsourcing questions about how women across faiths challenge patriarchy and press for greater female leadership using the hashtag #EqualinFaith or fill in this questionnaire with questions for the panelists.
Sharon Weiss-Greenberg is a skilled executive leader, educator, and nonprofit strategist dedicated to empowering individuals and communities. She currently serves as the Vice President of Development at The Next Step. Formerly she served as Head of Resource Development at ANU – Museum of the Jewish People and is a sought-after fundraising consultant. She has also served as the Director of Education Partnerships for My Jewish Learning and has held leadership roles at ELI Talks, Camp Stone, and Harvard University, where she was the first Orthodox woman chaplain.
A proud board member of Magen, Sharon is a passionate advocate for children's rights, Jewish education, and philanthropy. She holds a PhD in Education and Jewish Studies from NYU, is a Davidson Scholar and Schusterman ROI member, and earned her B.A. and M.A. from Yeshiva University. Recognized among the Forward 50 and New York Jewish Week’s “36 to Watch,” she continues to drive meaningful change in the Jewish community.
Learn more at sharonweissgreenberg.com.
