"Special in Uniform" is a very unique program, now operating in partnership with Jewish National Fund (JNF), integrating young people with autism and other disabilities into the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and, in turn, into Israeli society.

The Boulder community is invited to attend one of two special Disability and Awareness Shabbat programs on Friday, March 16 at Congregation Har HaShem. 

The Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center (JCC Denver) is now offering expanded inclusion services within the Early Learning School (ELS) and Camp Shai, the center’s Jewish Day camp.

Special in Uniform (SIU), a signature program of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), was launched 20 years ago by a small group of senior officers, to integrate Israeli youth with disabilities—mental and physical—into the IDF to serve alongside their fellow countrymen and women.

It’s not every day that one sees children with various disabilities like cerebral palsy, autism, or Down syndrome put on a professional dance performance before a crowded theater.

In honor of February being National Jewish Disability and Inclusion Month, Congregation Bonai Shalom invites you to an exciting opportunity to study with and learn Jewish educator and sign language interpreter E.J. Cohen.

Help create a more inclusive Jewish community with individuals of all ages with disabilities, mental health challenges, or other special needs.

We will share the results of over 120 survey responses and discuss ideas so we can plan next steps in our community.

A Boulder Jewish inclusion survey has been created by a volunteer-driven coalition of interested synagogues and organizations. Read on to find out more and take the survey.

Looking for a Shabbat service this week that includes children and/or adults who might appreciate the ability to move about and make some noise?

Elaine Hall is an LA-based author, motivational speaker, and inclusion activist, and she will be speaking in Boulder Thursday and Friday nights.

What does it take to be a welcoming congregation to people with disabilities and their families? And what else can we do that benefits us all?

Elaine Hall, a world renowned leader around autism, will speak at multiple events at Congregation Har HaShem and Congregation Bonai Shalom in early September.

For some, sitting still in services is a challenge. Har HaShem hosts a unique and welcoming service this month.

The acclaimed author, scholar and teacher, known as the first openly gay Orthodox rabbi, visits CBS.

The conversation to include people with disabilities in our Jewish community started in a large event last Thursday at Har HaShem.

Dr. Temple Grandin is the keynote speaker at "Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Our Jewish Community."

Jewish Disabilities Awareness Day is the cornerstone of the metro Denver Jewish community’s celebration of the national Jewish Disability Awareness Month.