True and effective inclusion is more than an individual dot on a page. Its power is defined and illustrated by interrelatedness: the connections between individuals in the group, facilitated by a warm and welcoming attitude and the desire to know and be known.
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JTS Rabbinical student, Jessica Belasco, runs the Disability Justice Torah Circle, hosted at SVARA. She talks about her latest work with marginalized members.
Rabbi Stephanie Ruskay of JTS writes about the benefits of the partnership with JOIN for Justice and its community organizing class, Don’t Kvetch: Organize.
Gulienne Rollins-Rishon, USCJ's Racial Justice Specialist outlines ways to make our synagogues a safe space for all participants on the High Holidays.
Ways you can participate with USCJ on Social Media during the High Holidays
Aimee Close, USCJ's Director of Synagogue Leadership & Innovation shares her insight on the parallels between playing softball and reaching creative new ideas.
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