Jewish Inclusion
So much in Judaism revolves around speech, language and communication. When one is challenged with Aphasia and/or other language impairment, so much in Judaism can become very difficult causing a lot of frustration and even withdrawal. Koach Eitan is striving to change that, always coming up with different and intuitive ways in Judaism to promote more inclusion, connection and communication.
Let's Talk Campaign
The Let's Talk campaign teaches tips and tools for communicating and including those challenged with aphasia and other speech and language impairments. By learning these important tips and tools, you will enable more inclusion, connection, and conversation.
Remember... Aphasia affects language not intellect!
Erev Yom Kippur Printable Blessing Card with Icons
The blessing that we typically give to our children Erev Yom Kippur can be very daunting for those with aphasia as it is long, and the blessings are unfamiliar.
For some, it is overwhelming not being able to read. For others, articulating a blessing for their children is very hard.
Larger fonts can make reading easier. Icons describing the blessings can make the presentation a bit easier if reading aloud, or speaking is difficult.
Empowering Seder Conversations Haggadah
The Empowering Seder Conversations Passover Haggadah presents clear and inspiring insights to foster broad inclusion and engagement at the Seder. This Haggadah features the voices of Eitan Ashman and other individuals who offer unique perspectives gained through their perseverance and encounters with language, communication, and other challenges. It also includes meaningful thoughts shared by contemporary Jewish leaders and educators.
The Seder text and succinct conversational ideas appear in large fonts with an accessible layout. Practical inclusion tools and instruction icons help navigate the Seder and make the Koach Eitan Haggadah a valuable resource for facilitating a welcoming Passover experience.
The full traditional Passover Haggadah text is included in Hebrew, with commentary and instructions in English.
The haggadah can be purchased in Israel from the following stores:
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Pomeranz
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Manny's
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Steimatsky
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Tzomet Sefarim
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