This richly-crafted, award-winning documentary by Abby Ginzberg tells the remarkable story of Henrietta Szold, a Baltimore rabbi’s daughter who, in the early twentieth-century, overcame gender barriers, religious constraints, and personal heartbreak to become a transformative global Jewish leader. As founder of Hadassah, she helped establish vital health, education, and social services in Mandate-era Palestine. Szold also championed equality between Jews and Arabs and pioneered professional caregiving. She later organized the Youth Aliyah movement, rescuing thousands of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Europe and helping them resettle in Palestine. Through archival materials, the film reveals Szold’s enduring legacy of humanitarian leadership and her profound impact on Jewish life and its humanitarian ideals.