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  1. Good points. As someone with disabilities, I’d like to see USCJ provide a transparent channel of communication for congregants with disabilities who are both not experiencing inclusion in their congregation as well as those who are finding excellence over-and-above the norm.

  2. Thanks for sharing the article.
    I am not a fan of the hierarchy of inclusive practices.
    I am a believer in inclusion being about choice – having a variety of opportunities available to meaningfully participate in Jewish life.
    For some, a self-contained program or volunteering may be more meaningful than a fully inclusive program.

    Rebecca Wanatick
    Manager, Community Inclusion & Program Services
    Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ
    rwanatick@jfedgmw.org
    (973) 929-3129
    http://www.greatermetrowestABLE.org