Daniel Defur: Breaking Barriers In The IDF

This teenager, who is blind, wanted to serve in the IDF and the Prime Minister answered his request

What Is The “I” Word And What Can We Do About It?

A challenge for the New Year from Rabbi Michael Levy

Criminalization of Children with Mental Illness

New Ruderman Family Foundation white paper reveals how the road to prison starts in childhood

Hurricane Harvey And People With Disabilities

The hurricane’s expected impact on people with disabilities—and how you can help.

The Most Romantic Couple In My Chasidic City

Jerry Lewis’ Mixed Legacy On Disability

Lewis raised incredible amounts of money for muscular dystrophy, but portrayed people with the disease as “poster children.”

My Hero Brother: Interview with Yonatan Nir

The 2016 Israeli documentary “My Hero Brother” continues to win awards and move audiences

10 Things To Know Before Heading To College

More young people with learning and cognitive disabilities are headed to college and may need extra support

How Do People Who Are Blind Maneuver NYC?

Not just a GPS, an innovative new app explains to its user what is in front of him or her

Ramah’s Truly Inclusive Hike

Former Tikvah participant joins Israel hike to benefit the program that supported him in younger years

Self-Advocate With Tourette Syndrome Speaks Out

As the GOP votes to advance their health care bill, disability advocates and allies continue to speak out

SINAI Schools New Film Wins Multiple Awards

Hadassah’s Adler Aphasia Center: Making An Impact

Students learn to work with children to seniors who experience communication disorders

Disability Employment In Israel

Two new Jerusalem cafes with an inclusive mission

Biking And Hiking With A Mission

The power of sharing stories while biking and hiking through Israel to benefit National Ramah Tikvah Network