Doeihu: A Daily Guide For The Jewish Worker
Doeihu sends a short, clear and applicable email every workday in the areas of yichud, kurva and many other interpersonal gender issues applicable to the workplace.
The messages are interspersed with stories, reader feedback and practical strategies that inspire the Doeihu readers to raise their standards, and provide the guidance and strength to navigate today’s complex workplace environment.
Reviewed and endorsed by Rabbanim from across the spectrum, including Rav Shmuel Kamenetsky Shlita, and Rav Simcha Bunim Cohen Shlita, over 19,000 men and women around the world currently receive and read the Doeihu email every day. Offered for free in English, Hebrew and Yiddish, its readership includes people in every position and level, and in every type of company, mosad and organization.

Yichud (Part 3): Two Men With Two Women

Yichud (Part 3): Three Men, Who Are “Perutzim” Or “Isko Im Hanashim,” With Three Women

Yichud (Part 3): Three Men With Three Women

Yichud (Part 3): One Man With Three Women At Night

Yichud (Part 3): One Man With Three Women In Someone Else’s Office

Yichud (Part 3): One Man With Three Women At Work

Yichud (Part 3): One Man With Three (or More) Women & From Our Inbox

Yichud (Part 3): One Woman With Two (Or More) Men At Work

Yichud (Part 3): One “Kosher” With One “Parutz”

Yichud (Part 3): When Two Men On The Road Is Enough

Yichud (Part 3): The Definition Of “Road” And “Field”

Yichud (Part 3): On The Road And In A Field

Yichud (Part 3): When Is “Night”?

Yichud (Part 3): One Woman With Three Men At Night

Yichud (Part 3): One Woman With Two Men

Yichud (Part 3): One Man With One Or Two Women

Now that we have completed the fundamental concepts, we will proceed to the practical halachos regarding which men and women may not be secluded together and which situations are problematic and which are not.

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Doeihu Readers Write: Turned Down The Promotion Story

Inspirational Story: Prisoner Escape Story

Yichud: Non-Jews And Irreligious Jews

Yichud: Someone Who Is Not Careful With His Eyes

Yichud: One Who Transgresses Yichud And Other Prohibitions