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 British-Mandate 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.