We’re Counting on You
Thanks to a generous donor, every dollar we receive up to $25,000 between now and the end of this month will be matched. Read More
Messages from the CEO
What I Learned about Disability in Israel
by Tamar Davis, CEO This past week, I was with 300 other Boston area friends (over 100 of whom were under the age of 40) participating in the CJP Spark Mission to Israel in honor… Read More
Honoring the “Mother” of the Disability Rights Movement
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
“I Learned Not to Let Others Give up on Me”
“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
Making Shabbat Accessible During JDAIM
When I joined Gateways, I fell in love with “The Gateways Shabbat Family Companion.” Read More
Why We Should Celebrate Trees in Winter
by Tamar Davis, CEO Dear friends, As the snow is falling, and I look out at the bare, stark trees, I’m struck by the timing of our Jewish holiday celebrating the birthday of the trees… Read More
What Chanukah Looks Like at Gateways
In the spirit of Chanukah, I wanted to share the holiday joy and light that I experienced in person this past Sunday visiting our Jewish Education Programs. Read More
One Thing We Can All Do This New Year
This year, several schools asked us for a workshop focused on addressing behavior proactively in the early childhood classroom. Read More
You Have to Listen to Learn
by Tamar Davis, CEO We are always beating our proverbial drums about being inclusive and welcoming in our communities, in our synagogues, in our schools, in any shared spaces. Yet, we recognize that fostering an… Read More
The Most Important Thing to Know About Behavior
If you were in the same situation twice, would you behave the same way? Changing behavior is one of the hardest things to do. Read More