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As we return to 'normal,' here's how we can ensure those with disabilities aren't left behind | National and world news


(JTA) — Masks, quarantine, self-isolation, social distancing — these have become part of our everyday life. So has loneliness, misunderstanding, frustration and irritation. While these feelings may be new and unfamiliar territory for many people, they are quite familiar for those with disabilities and their families. 
My eldest son, Avi, has autism. Avi has always been smart, playful, musical and energetic. But we have often had to opt out of communal activities because of how he interacts with the world around him. 
In my professional work, I consult with synagogues and communities to build inclusive environments for all, and the sentiments I’m describing are nearly universal. We live in a world that expects people to interact and socialize in specific ways. When an individual is not able to conform to those norms, some families find it more tolerable to put on a mask — to pretend that they are satisfied with their level of inclusion within their ....

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As we return to 'normal,' here's how we can ensure those with disabilities aren't left behind


A caregiver helps a young boy with a disability play with plastic block toys. (Getty Images)
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(JTA) Masks, quarantine, self-isolation, social distancing these have become part of our everyday life. So has loneliness, misunderstanding, frustration and irritation. While these feelings may be new and unfamiliar territory for many people, they are quite familiar for those with disabilities and their families. 
My eldest son, Avi, has autism. Avi has always been smart, playful, musical and energetic. But we have often had to opt out of communal activities because of how he interacts with the world around him. 
In my professional work, I consult with synagogues and communities to build inclusive environments for all, and the sentiments I’m describing are nearly universal. We live in a world that expects people to interact and socialize in specific ways. When an individual is not able to conform to those norms, some families find it more ....

United States , Inclusion At Temple Israel Center , Temple Israel Center , Special Projects , White Plains , North America , ஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில் , சேர்த்தல் இல் கோயில் இஸ்ரேல் மையம் , கோயில் இஸ்ரேல் மையம் , சிறப்பு ப்ராஜெக்ட்ஸ் , வெள்ளை சமவெளி , வடக்கு அமெரிக்கா ,