Inclusion
How To Host A Truly Inclusive Passover Seder
‘All who were silenced, let them come and speak.’
Why Women Don’t Always Feel Welcome In Synagogue, And What We Can Do About It
What message do Orthodox synagogues send their female congregants, when they can barely even see the service?
I’m The First Transgender Army Officer In Israeli History. This Is My Story.
“I would encourage other governments, and militaries, still struggling with the issue of transgenderism to look to Israel for guidance.”
WATCH: Adam Prepares for His Bar Mitzvah
Adam’s film and essay help us reconsider how autistic experience can enable us to attune to, and support difference and diversity in society.
Hillel Must Do More For Queer Jews Like Me
After coming out, I began to notice the absence of queer Jewish spaces, leadership and representation at my Hillel.
How To Build A More Inclusive Jewish Community
A new online Inclusion Tool provides a way for American Jews with disabilities feel included in their own gathering places.
When We Include Rabbis With Disabilities, Everyone Wins
Leaders with disabilities and those dedicated to including them feature prominently on our list of America’s most inspiring rabbis. Jay Ruderman explains why that benefits all of us.
In Israel, Religion Is Reduced To Simplistic Categories
Do Israelis put too many labels on faith, like Orthodox or secular? Elie Kaunfer argues that the convenience of easy categorization is outweighed by the danger of oversimplification.