Too many groups and individuals have historically been marginalized in Jewish spaces, including people with disabilities. We know that 1 in 4 people have a disability and while our Jewish community has made great strides in disability awareness, acceptance and inclusion, there is much work to do around access, reducing stigma and full belonging. We hold that communities must do more than welcome; they must be open to true transformation.
A Tu B’Shvat seder that honors and acknowledges people with disabilities
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A prayer to be said by individuals working toward making Jewish communities more inclusive for people with disabilities
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