What I Learned When My Injury Was Invisible
Living through this gave me a deeper appreciation for the constant, often unseen work required to manage an invisible disability. Read More
Disability Education and Awareness
A Neurodivergent-Affirming Bar Mitzvah
If there was one thing my student Joey wanted everyone to remember from his bar mitzvah, it was this: the Red Sox are the greatest baseball team in the world. This theme was clear from… Read More
How Gateways Spoke up About Funding Education
At Gateways, inclusion isn’t just a value — it’s why we do everything we do. Earlier this week, Gateways partnered with Agudath Israel of New England and MA CAPE to convene a community roundtable with… Read More
What Jewish Disability Acceptance Looks Like
As the staff of Gateways, we don’t just acknowledge Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM); we live it every day. Across the Jewish world, communities come together each February to recognize JDAIM, an… Read More
Gateways and The Miriam Fund Partner to Support Caregivers of Children with Disabilities
This year Gateways piloted support sessions for caregivers of children with disabilities. The response was immediate and powerful. Read More
From People Magazine to the ADA: Reflections on Access and Inclusion
By Tamar Davis, CEO As we approach the end of the month, I’ve found myself thinking about the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), which was signed into law on July 26, 1990…. Read More
Disability Parenting: New Workshops and Support Groups
Parenting a child with a disability can be incredibly rewarding—but it also comes with unique challenges. But you don’t have to do it alone. Read More
Disability Inclusion from Every Angle: 8 Ways the Shiluv Faculty Fellowship Shapes School Culture
By Tali Cohen Carrus, Senior Director of Programs at Gateways Inclusive education requires a commitment to continuous reflection, dialogue, and action. The Shiluv Faculty Fellowship exemplifies this commitment by empowering educators to reimagine and transform… Read More
When a Hostage Tunnel Exhibit Prioritizes Accessibility
By CEO Tamar Davis The Hostage Tunnel Exhibit Comes to Boston In just over a week’s time, the international Hostage Tunnel Exhibit will be downtown in Boston City Hall Plaza. Designed in consultation with hostages… Read More
4 Books on My Summer Reading List
CEO Tamar Davis recommends some Gateways staff-endorsed books on disability, mental health, and neurodivergence from her own summer reading list. Read More