The Shalvi/Hyman Encyclopedia of Jewish Women

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Suzanne Kling

Suzanne Kling earned an M.A. in Jewish Literature from the Jewish Theological Seminary, along with a B.A. in English from Barnard College and a B.A. in Jewish Literature from the Jewish Theological Seminary.

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Ida Klaus

Ida Klaus was an influential labor lawyer, advocating tirelessly for the rights of workers. She was solicitor of the National Labor Relations Board under Harry Truman, head of the New York Labor Department, and an arbitrator in the Long Island Railroad Strike.

Temima Gezari

Artist and innovator Temima Gezari made a lasting impact on Jewish education through her vivid artwork, illustrations of children’s books, and many years of teaching. Her philosophy of using art to teach about Jewish holidays and customs left an indelible mark on countless schoolchildren. After more than 60years in the field, she was a legendary presence in Jewish education.