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Women's rights and reformed Judaism in France
Author(s): Allouche-Benayoun, Joëlle
Editor(s): Moravčíková, Michaela; Grešková, Lucia
Date: 2007
Topics: Jewish Women, Main Topic: Other, Reform/Liberal/Progressive Judaism, Bar and Bat Mitzvah
Konservativer als die Halacha? Die Frau im Judentum und die Bat-Mizwa in Deutschschweizer Einheitsgemeinden
Translated Title: More conservative than the halacha? The woman in Judaism and the Bat Mitzvah in German-speaking Swiss unified communities
Author(s): Rhein, Valerie
Editor(s): Picard, Jacques; Gerson, Daniel
Date: 2014
Topics: Jewish Community, Main Topic: Identity and Community, Jewish Women, Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Gemeinden, Jewish Law
Jewish Lives: a longitudinal study to explore changing lives of Jewish secondary school students and their families. Focus: Bar/Bat Mitzvah
Date: 2015
Topics: Longitudinal Studies, Teenagers, Schools: Seconday / High Schools, Jewish Schools, Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Main Topic: Education
Abstract: For the first time in the history of Jewish schooling in the UK, researchers are studying the Jewish lives of more than
1,000 children who entered one of seven Jewish secondary schools in 2011. We are also studying a comparison group of close to 100 Jewish families whose children did not enter a Jewish secondary school in 2011.
This publication focuses on what we have learned from parent surveys and family interviews about Bar/Bat Mitzvah – a key stage within the Jewish life cycle. When we surveyed and interviewed families in 2013–14, their
children were in Year Nine. They reflected on the extent to which Bar/Bat Mitzvah played a role in their lives. We were able to ask if, where and how this moment was celebrated as well as the role their school played.
A bár/bát micvá rítusa mai budapesti zsidó közösségekben
Translated Title: The Bar/Bat Mitzvah Ritual of Today's Budapest Jewish Community
Author(s): Vincze, Kata Zsófia
Editor(s): Pócs, Éva
Date: 2007
Topics: Synagogues, Bar and Bat Mitzvah, Ethnography, Main Topic: Identity and Community