Writing with colleagues
An ethnographic study of women’s mikva’ot during COVID-19, exploring the tension between Taharah (ritual purity), hygiene, and navigating halakha vs. health.
A joint article examines our responsibility in the realm of mikvaot—from immersion safety to the need for sanitary oversight. The article reviewed the first year of COVID-19 in mikvaot: issues of safety and sanitation, civic initiatives, and a call for cooperation between government authorities, the rabbinate, and the public.
The Nahuga section of Gluya Magazine offers essays, poetry, prayers, and proposals for renewing life-cycle rituals that bridge tradition with contemporary relevance.