Topic Tags: disability

Amy Ariel offers a teaching about belonging and a collaboratively-created prayer.

“those who dance as they hold as they dance through all life; those who reach up from a wheelchair; out from a walker; or wobbling, out from a cane.”

This releasing hametz ritual is for disabled Jews, chronically ill Jews, Unhoused Jews and anyone whose body or circumstances make traditional Pesakh preparation.inaccessible.

This ritual creates an accessible mikveh experience for home-bound people.

“whether we sit, rise, bow, or sway, the Divine perceives the murmurs of our hearts”

A powerful ritual that encompasses all of the emotions of transitioning to a wheelchair.

A new interpretation of the Shehekhiyanu to acknowledge imperfect situations.

Joanie Calem’s song shares about the experience of sensory overwhelm

Joanie Calem shares music about disability inclusion.

“What a world, what a world, full of every kind of thinking / Where we were never even meant to be the same….”