FELLOWSHIP DETAILS
While every applicant will be
seriously considered for the Fellowship, graduates of the ATID leadership program will be prioritized.
The Fellowship will consist of a monthly Zoom meeting where fellows will discuss readings assigned from the previous month. Readings will comprise of both postcolonial and traditional Jewish
sources.
Topics to be covered:
- What values and actions define a strong Jewish woman?
- Multiple consciousness & holistic expression of Jewish female identity
- Female role models & leadership in Jewish society
- The role of Jewish women in sex & marriage
- Intersex & soul genders in Jewish thought
- Same-sex attraction & physical intimacy in Jewish thought
Over each of the two 4-month semesters, fellows will be expected to produce a research paper on a Hebrew Feminist topic of their choice to be published at the conclusion of the Fellowship in
a Jewish Feminist Theory publication.
Over the course of the Fellowship, fellows will be required to submit topic proposals, outlines, rough drafts, and final submissions.
Estimated time commitments are as follows:
- 5-8 hours per month of reading/note-taking
- 2
hours per month of Zoom meetings (held at the beginning of each Hebrew month)
- 15-20 hours per semester of research paper production (with fixed deadlines for topic proposal, outline, rough draft, and final submission)