Toward Inclusion
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Inclusion as a movement advocates for the opportunity for all people to fully participate in society.
The 4 lesson Rohr Jewish Learning Institute course, Toward Inclusion, is predicated on the understanding that real and enduring societal change is achieved by transforming individual minds and hearts.
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Inclusion as a movement advocates for the opportunity for all people to fully participate in society. While there has been much progress on eliminating the historical marginalization of people with disabilities, our communities still have much work to do to create welcoming spaces for all people.
Toward Inclusion draws on a variety of sources—including classic Jewish teachings from the Torah, Jewish thinkers and mystics through the ages as well as social science research, legal theory, and accounts from people with disabilities—to explore the limits of our own perception, the inherent dignity of humanity, social responsibility, and the importance of ethical practice.
An exploration of these teachings, and an examination of how they can be applied in our daily interactions with others, will hopefully serve to develop and nurture true and enduring inclusion in our communities.
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