Haredi women for representation, equality and voice.
From an online protest, to the ground, to public consciousness, to a seat at the table
Years without a single Haredi woman in the Knesset from a Haredi party, 1948 to today
Knesset seats held by the Haredi parties in the 25th Knesset
Years of public, legal, and awareness-raising struggle for Haredi women in decision-making positions
Women trained through Nivcharot's leadership programs over 9 years
Haredi women serving as city council members, out of 14 women who ran in the 2024 elections
Haredi women on the "Haredi Public" party list, running for Knesset these days
Our purpose
An alternative Haredi leadership, of women and men alike
We are not asking to replace Haredi leadership but to widen it: a leadership women take part in, equally and respectfully. Three lines of work lead there.
Raising awareness
Turning representation from a taboo into a conversation. The means: the podcast Haredit Meduberet, writing in the Haredi and general press, conferences and community circles.
→ The podcastTraining leadership
HaNivcheret, our leadership program: nine cohorts since 2018, about 20 activists in each. Alumnae carry the ideas onward and build the partnerships that widen Haredi feminist discourse.
→ The programLaw, policy and halakha
From the petitions against exclusionary party bylaws, through position papers and Knesset lobbying, to clarifying what halakha itself says about women in politics.
→ AdvocacyFrom 2012 to today
→ Full timelineThe "No Voice, No Vote" Facebook page launches ahead of the 19th Knesset elections.
From protest movement to registered NGO, and the legal battle over party bylaws begins.
The Supreme Court orders Agudat Yisrael to remove every barrier to women’s membership.
HaNivcheret 9 meets, the alumnae network grows, and the podcast reaches new audiences.