Not Your Average Jewish Teen Volunteer Experience Do you or does a teen you know want to make a difference in the lives of students with disabilities and diverse learning needs? Looking for a fun,
An Interactive Workshop for Jewish Day School Educators Each year, teachers lose a significant amount of instructional time addressing challenging behaviors. That’s why it’s essential to begin the year with foundations first: a strong plan
Not Your Average Jewish Teen Volunteer Experience Do you or does a teen you know want to make a difference in the lives of students with disabilities and diverse learning needs? Looking for a fun,
הנגשת הקריאה לכולם Join National Experts Jewish day school Hebrew teachers and leaders are invited to an afternoon workshop dedicated to making Hebrew accessible for all. This session brings national experts to Boston from the
Not Your Average Jewish Teen Volunteer Experience Do you or does a teen you know want to make a difference in the lives of students with disabilities and diverse learning needs? Looking for a fun,
A Practical Guide for Parents Parents often enter the special education system because they know something isn't working for their child. Their child is struggling academically, developmentally, socially or personally. The process can feel confusing,
A Free Resource for Boston-area Jewish Caregivers Connect with other local caregivers of children with disabilities in an affirming, judgment-free space, facilitated by an experienced mental health clinician. With an emphasis on relationship-building and shared
Come Meet the Education Chair of the MA House of Representatives Agudath Israel of New England invites you to come and meet state representative Kenneth I. Gordon, who is currently the Education Chair in the
A Different Spirit: Creating Meaningful B'nai Mitzvah for Children with Disabilities Join the Faith Inclusion Network for an inspiring and practical conversation celebrating the release of A Different Spirit, a new guide to creating meaningful
Reclaiming Ritual — Judaism, Disability, and Belonging Join Gateways and Lehrhaus in Somerville for a screening of the short film THIRTEEN, followed by a conversation and Q&A with director Allison Norlian. Inspired by a true
Learning from Lived Experience Join Gateways during Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) for a thoughtful panel conversation on how to engage elementary-aged children in meaningful, age-appropriate discussions about disability and difference. How we talk about
Creating Inclusive Family Dynamics Where Every Child Thrives Families with neurodivergent children are rich with strength, creativity, and resilience, and they also navigate unique and complex dynamics. When one child has additional support needs, siblings often carry emotions and responsibilities
