Faigie Horowitz and Miriam Lieberman, the visionaries behind JWOW, a digital haven for women aged 50 and above, delve into the complexities of midlife. They graciously provide invaluable advice for navigating this significant stage of life. Topics explored encompass managing expectations, the evolving role of grandparents in contemporary society, and fostering generational bonds. Viewers are sure to glean wisdom, find guidance, and gain a richer understanding of the myriad joys and challenges that come with midlife, alongside valuable insights into the evolving dynamics of family relationships.

Faigie Horowitz, MS, and Miriam Lieberman, MSW, founded Jewish Women of Wisdom (JWOW!), the first organization for women 50+, recognizing the need for a dedicated space for conversations about their generation's issues and experiences. JWOW! serves as a digital community for midlife Orthodox women, offering camaraderie, monthly Zoom programming, book clubs, and exclusive articles accessible at jewishwomenofwisdom.org. They contribute regularly to various publications and podcasts, and JWOW! offers two levels of involvement: subscribers receive regular emails and access to articles, while members can participate in discussions, speakers, and book club meetings led by renowned authors.

Miriam Liebermann is the editor of two groundbreaking anthologies for midlife frum women which offer perspectives and original essays.
Best is Yet To Be by Miriam Lieberman
To Fill the Sky with Stars by Miriam Lieberman https://amzn.to/43VWUCU
She co-wrote the first Jewish book for teenagers on loss with Dr. Neil C. Goldberg, published by Menucha Publishers called Saying Goodbye. https://menuchapublishers.com/products/saying-goodbye
She leads tambourine workshops in various communities among many accomplishments.

Faigie Horowitz is the rebbetzin of Congregation Agudas Achim of Lawrence, NY and has a record of achievements which can be accessed at https://www.linkedin.com/in/faigiehorowitz/