Rebecca Wald - Revision history

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	\|quote=The future of Judaism will not be secured through fear or inflexible adherence to the past. It will endure because we have the courage to engage deeply with our values, to ask hard questions, and to grow.		\|quote=The future of Judaism will not be secured through fear or inflexible adherence to the past. It will endure because we have the courage to engage deeply with our values, to ask hard questions, and to grow.}}
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			\|quote=At issue is whether gender-specific protections against genital cutting can withstand constitutional scrutiny in an era of increasing legal and ethical focus on bodily autonomy.
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	== Award for intactivism ==		== Award for intactivism ==
	Wald was chosen "[[Intactivist of the Month]]" by [[Intact America]].		Wald was chosen "[[Intactivist of the Month]]" by [[Intact America]].
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	[[File:RebeccaWald_FB.jpg\|thumb\|Rebecca Wald, 2015]]		[[File:RebeccaWald_FB.jpg\|thumb\|Rebecca Wald, 2015]]
	'''Rebecca Wald''' is a graduate of the {{UNI\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.		'''Rebecca Wald''', J.D., is a graduate of the {{UNI\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.

	She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. [[Beyond the Bris]] has received widespread attention, and has been written about in ''The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz,'' and ''The Times of Israel,'' among others.		She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. [[Beyond the Bris]] has received widespread attention, and has been written about in ''The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz,'' and ''The Times of Israel,'' among others.
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	== Award for intactivism ==		== Award for intactivism ==

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 Wald is also contributor to [[IntactNews]].
-Together with [[Lisa Braver Moss]], she is co-author of [[Celebrating Brit Shalom]], the first-ever book on [[Brit Shalom|alternative bris]], which will be launched on May 15, 2015.
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 == Award for intactivism ==
 Wald was chosen "[[Intactivist of the Month]]" by [[Intact America]].

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	'''Rebecca Wald''' is a graduate of the {{UNI\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.		'''Rebecca Wald''' is a graduate of the {{UNI\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.

	She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. ''Beyond the Bris'' has received widespread attention, and has been written about in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz, and The Times of Israel, among others.		She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. [[Beyond the Bris]] has received widespread attention, and has been written about in ''The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz,'' and ''The Times of Israel,'' among others.

	Wald is also contributor to [[IntactNews]].		Wald is also contributor to [[IntactNews]].

	Together with [[Lisa Braver Moss]], she is co-author of [[Celebrating Brit Shalom]], the first-ever book on [[Brit Shalom\|alternative bris]], which will be launched on May 15, 2015.		Together with [[Lisa Braver Moss]], she is co-author of [[Celebrating Brit Shalom]], the first-ever book on [[Brit Shalom\|alternative bris]], which will be launched on May 15, 2015.

			== Award for intactivism ==
			Wald was chosen "[[Intactivist of the Month]]" by [[Intact America]].

	{{SEEALSO}}		{{SEEALSO}}

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	'''Rebecca Wald''' is a graduate of the {{~~JUNI~~\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.		'''Rebecca Wald''' is a graduate of the {{UNI\|George Washington University\|GWU}} and Brooklyn Law School.

	She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. ''Beyond the Bris'' has received widespread attention, and has been written about in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz, and The Times of Israel, among others.		She is the founder and publisher of [[Beyond the Bris]], a web-based project about the Jewish movement to question infant [[circumcision]]. ''Beyond the Bris'' has received widespread attention, and has been written about in The New York Times, The Huffington Post, Village Voice, Tikkun, The Jewish Daily Forward, Haaretz, and The Times of Israel, among others.