Liz P.G. Hirsch
rabbi | advocate | writer | officiant
Liz P.G. Hirsch is a rabbi serving Berkshire County
in Western Massachusetts and beyond
Writing
Chapter in Prophetic Voices: Renewing and Reimagining Haftarah
Reproductive Justice and Levirate Marriage: May I Not Go Out Empty
Chapter in The Social Justice Torah Commentary
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Abortion Measure Speaks to Notion of Valuing Individual Dignity
The Boston Globe​​
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Welcome the stranger, vote yes on 4
The Berkshire Eagle
5781: A Shmita Year
Awarded Honorable Mention in The Shmita Prize Competition
Don't Call Me a Female Rabbi
ReformJudaism.org
The Future of Work: Lessons for Clergy from the COVID-19 Pandemic
CCAR Journal: the Reform Jewish quarterly
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The Importance of Showing Up: Why I lobbied for the ROE Act
RAC.org​
5 Important Skills for Youth in the 21st Century
eJewishPhilanthropy.org
Tikkun Middot: bringing ourselves into balance for the new year
ReformJudaism.org
Yoga as a Jewish Worship Practice: chukat hagoyim or spiritual innovation?
CCAR Journal: the Reform Jewish quarterly
Media
At Repro Shabbat, Jewish congregations try to change the narrative on abortion
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The Lake Institute on Faith and Giving
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Interfaith group sends hundreds of thank-you notes to Pittsfield school employees
New England Public Media
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The hills are alive with the sounds of Tanglewood, Yidstock
Massachusetts Jewish leaders dismayed, angered over likely reversal of Roe v. Wade
GBH News
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Press Release, The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism and Women of Reform Judaism
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Pittsfield Synagogue Hosts Community Forum On Abortion Access Legislation
WAMC Northeast Public Radio
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Rabbi evokes Jewish values in reproductive rights push
The Berkshire Eagle
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Celebrating High Holy Days amid a pandemic: "They certainly wrote no handbook"
The Berkshire Eagle
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