By Gateways and Keshet Staff This article was originally published on eJewish Philanthropy. It’s a challenging time to be doing change work. Each day we confront all-too-familiar tragedy: one more harmful anti-LGBTQ+ law is proposed, another… Read More
by Tamar Davis, CEO We are called… with love. This week’s Torah portion starts us on a journey through the third book of the Torah, Vayikra. While we refer to this book as Leviticus in… Read More
“Diversity is creativity.” This is the mantra of Captain Udi Heller, an autism inclusion advocate who addressed us this week in a Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month program. Read More
In honor of Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance & Inclusion Month (JDAIM), join Gateways, Yachad, and the Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project for a Zoom conversation with Captain Udi Heller, the highest-ranking autistic soldier in the IDF… Read More
What exactly is Autism Spectrum Disorder? What are some signs that a toddler or preschooler may have ASD? And how can we better support children with autism in our early childhood classrooms? In this training,… Read More
What exactly is Autism Spectrum Disorder? What are some signs that a child may have ASD? And how can we better support children with autism in our religious school classrooms? In this training, participants will… Read More
I “sat down” this week with our Administrative Coordinator, Jo Rothman, who joined Gateways a few months ago, for a little Q&A about some of their experiences as a disabled person in the workforce and at Gateways. Read More
After two years of virtual celebrations, we look forward to finally reuniting in person for our 2022 Sweet Sounds Celebration! This year, we are spotlighting Gateways’ Mental Health Initiative and celebrating the opportunities it has… Read More
With summer finally upon us, I thought I’d suggest 3 excellent books that I read this past year to add to your summer reading lists: Read More
CODA is poignant, made all the more powerful because of the authenticity of the actors reflecting their lived experience with this disability in their roles. Read More
