I maintain a site called Open-Minded Mikveh. Its purpose is to:
1. Provide confidential, open-minded support to ALL Jewish women, married, partnered, or single, traditional or not, who are interested in going to mikveh.
2. Maintain a list of nondenominational, community, Conservative, Masorti, unaffiliated traditional, and Reform mikvaot.
3. Post resources of interest to non-traditional (and "regular") mikveh users.
Some of the (non-confidential, purely informational) posts I make there are crossposted on my user blog here.
Email me at onanothertopic@yahoo.com if you'd like to join the community (it's for women only). If you're not a woman, or even if you are, you can join the Facebook group. Enjoy!
P.S.: My userpic is a Wikimedia Commons image from the user Chris 73 and is freely available here under the creative commons cc-by-sa 2.5 license.
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by Rachel Heller, June 15, 2008
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(From Open-Minded Mikveh, http://mikveh.livejournal.com)
Here's a small grant that was awarded "to initiate a design phase with a green architecture firm to create an eco-friendly community mikveh." High time...I can't imagine what the utilities run on a standard facility in regular use, even a small one. The greywater alone could support an urban agriculture project (in Queens?).
Not again: more cuts to Israeli mikvaot.
I'm adding the Lehigh Valley Community Mikvah, in Allentown, PA, to the Continue reading...
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by Rachel Heller, March 16, 2008
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(Crossposted to Open-Minded Mikveh and its attendant Facebook group)
| A second non-Orthodox mikveh for El Paso | |
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by Rachel Heller, March 14, 2008
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(crossposted to Open-Minded Mikveh) and its attendant Facebook group)
| Another liberal mikveh for Los Angeles? | |
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by Rachel Heller, March 1, 2008
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Apparently people are raising money for a facility along the lines of Boston's Mayyim Hayyim. See here for the L.A. Jewish Journal article and here for the press release (on PDF).