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This releasing hametz ritual is for disabled Jews, chronically ill Jews, Unhoused Jews and anyone whose body or circumstances make traditional Pesakh preparation.inaccessible.
Close-up of a burning candle, with melted wax dripping, against a dark background.
This ritual creates an accessible mikveh experience for home-bound people.
Minimalist bathroom with a white freestanding bathtub, wooden caddy, towels, and large frosted windows.
“whether we sit, rise, bow, or sway, the Divine perceives the murmurs of our hearts”
Circular stained glass window with a blue Star of David, set in a brick wall.
A powerful ritual that encompasses all of the emotions of transitioning to a wheelchair.
a close up of a hand holding the rim of a wheelchair
A new interpretation of the Shehekhiyanu to acknowledge imperfect situations.
hands comforting hands
Joanie Calem’s song shares about the experience of sensory overwhelm
a child covers his eyes
Joanie Calem shares music about disability inclusion.
an image of people with disabilities and non-disabled people enjoying a park
“What a world, what a world, full of every kind of thinking / Where we were never even meant to be the same….”
swirling colors of a galaxy
“Make room beyond the river for my sister, who / is singing Miriam’s song…”
a collage features a hand reaching towards the sun
Rabbi Emily Aronson created this powerful new blessing based on Birkat Kohanim, the Priestly Benediction.
image of people including someone using a wheelchair on a rainbow

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