NCJW Supports Programs That Help Women

​Judge Megan Goldish graduated from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, and the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. Judge Megan Goldish is currently assigned to the Domestic Violence Courthouse, in the Circuit Court of Cook County. She has spoken at schools and for various groups on the topic of domestic abuse. Additionally, she was a speaker for a program presented by the National Council of Jewish Women.

The National Council of Jewish Women is an organization that promotes Jewish culture and values and aims to protect human rights. By protecting human rights, the organization wants to improve the quality of life for people throughout the world. The council created an Israel Grant Program through which it supports the development of women and children in the country. In 2022, the council announced three recipients that will receive awards and grants.

The first is Al-Baqour, which receives the grant for a childhood education program for Bedouin women. Physicians for Human Rights will also receive a grant for the sexual health and reproductive care services it provides for women. Finally Isha L’isha receives a grant for its training of underrepresented women.

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