Raising Kids with Disabilities with Joanie Calem

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Raising Jewish Kids

Evelyn Goldfinger

19 episodes

1 week ago

Shalom, friends! Welcome to Raising Jewish Kids, the podcast for parents, educators, and spiritual leaders interested in children’s journey in Judaism. My name is Evelyn Goldfinger AKA “Ms. Eve”. And I am so happy that you are here. Bruchim Abaim! Welcome! We’ll have the chance to meet and be inspired by wonderful teachers, artists, Rabbis, cantors, moms, dads, grandparents from all walks of life. We will give voice to everyday heroes sharing their journey in raising Jewish children. Here’s our space to have deep conversations and to ask ourselves about our own journey. Let’s begin!

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Raising Kids with Disabilities with Joanie Calem

Raising Jewish Kids

1 hour 15 minutes 35 seconds

2 years ago

Raising Kids with Disabilities with Joanie Calem

Joanie Calem joins Evelyn in talking about Raising kids with disabilities in the Jewish community.

This conversation is brought to you by “Words From My Heart, the hands on Jewish Prayer Book”, which helps children and their grownups explore spirituality and Jewish prayer.❤️ WFMH is a hands-on, scrapbook-style book that includes activities, games, songs, Hebrew words, and prayers. Find it at www.shalomeve.com

My favorite takeaways:

🌟 It’s not enough to be aware. Be active! Become an advocate.

🌟 Including others is being able to understand in a different way; being able to extend yourself in a different way.

🌟 There are many invisible disabilities. Many have to do with a heightened or reduce sensorial experiences. Understanding them help us see the needs of others.

What was your favorite takeaway? Share with us!

Find Joanie at

@joaniecalem ( FB)

http://joaniecalem.com/

The book Evelyn mentioned about is Heme Aqui, Here I Am: My Reconciliation with Life by Nora Lelczuk Goldfinger. You can get it here.