Jewish Disability, Awareness and Inclusion month should shine a light on other important features in our community — Advocacy and Belonging.
All of Keshet’s programs are making the most of visiting far-off destinations through virtual travel and tours.
Our community is keeping their spirits up during the pandemic by hosting fundraisers for Keshet. We are so grateful (and proud) to be the recipients of funds from these four projects.
Keshet’s Adult Programs, GADOL and MY Life, have offered programs focused on how participants can VOICE THEIR CHOICE.
Sharon Frankel has been a constant presence at Keshet since the organization’s earliest days.
The following is adapted from the presentation given by Jennifer Phillips, Acting CEO, at Keshet’s Annual Meeting on June 28, 2020.
I’ve never looked at my brother as being “different,” only as my big brother. But as i’ve grown older, I’ve had the chance to see him through the lens of my friends and colleagues who had never met someone with special needs before.
All preschoolers benefit from inclusive classrooms by encouraging empathy, improved social skills and acceptance differences. These are big lessons for our youngest students with impacts to last a lifetime.
