The Ruderman-Chabad Inclusion Initiative (RCII) is dedicated to building on the philosophy and mission of Chabad-Lubavitch by providing Chabad communities around the globe the education and resources they need to advance inclusion of people with disabilities. RCII engages Chabad’s network of human and educational resources to create a Culture of Inclusion so that all Jews feel welcomed, supported and valued throughout their entire lifecycle.
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Inclusion in the News
A paradigm shift on disabilities and mental health at services, meals and workshops
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Illinois ‘Winter Camp’ brings together kids to learn and have fun
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Preschoolers discover that children who seem different are very much the same
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Expressing concerns over budget cuts impacting millions with disabilities
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It’s also a celebration of identity for those in the Jewish Deaf community
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National panel discussion marks Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month
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Simultaneous ASL translation now available for Deaf viewers
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Working with the Ruderman Family Foundation to provide more accommodations for people with disabilities
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Partnership to emphasize the equality and value of every person in a community
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Shared the hope and joy that defined her life
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Associates praise her positive attitude and knack for action
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Elementary-school students and the elderly form bonds as part of a new program
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‘The Next Frontier’: Inclusion of Those With Disabilities in All Walks of Jewish Life
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A series of correspondence between the Rebbe and professionals treating people with special needs was published this week.
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