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They Told Her Women Couldn’t Join the Ambulance Corps. So She Started Her Own.

The Guardian Express Monday, April 19, 2021 2021 at 01:00PM, Ambulances April 19, Emergency Medical Treatment, Jews and Judaism, Orthodox Judaism, Volunteers and Community Service, Women and Girls

Judge Rachel Freier has helped dozens of Orthodox Jewish women in New York City get training and start work as emergency medical technicians. In doing so, she challenged her community’s conception of the role women can play in public and professional life. By BY EMMA GOLDBERG AND YANA PASKOVA from NYT

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