Radical spiritual care.

Invisible Illness Iceberg by Elliot Kukla

“Being sick has been a long, slow detox from capitalist culture and its mandate that we never rest. Slowly, I found a deeper value in relationship beyond reciprocity: an unconditional love and care based in justice, and a belief that all humans deserve relationship, regardless of whether we can offer anything measurable back.”

– Elliot Kukla, The New York Times

About Elliot

Rabbi Elliot Kukla (he/they) is a rabbi, author, artist, and activist. He has been tending to grief, dying, and becoming (more) ill or disabled since 2007 and he has been engaged in justice work since 1996. His practice of radical spiritual care brings these two streams of expertise together with his lived experience of being trans, non-binary, and disabled.

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New 6-week class: Cripping the Torah
New 6-week class: Cripping the Torah

Thursdays, Feb. 17 - March 31
4:00-5:30 PM ET | 3:00-4:30 PM CT | 12:00-1:30 PM PT

In this 6-week class we will examine a number of core concepts in oral and written Torah through a disabled lens.

Communal Loss and Adaptation Project (CLAP) awarded seed funding
Communal Loss and Adaptation Project (CLAP) awarded seed funding

I am thrilled to announce that The Communal Loss and Adaptation Project (CLAP) was awarded seed funding from the Rise Up Initiative: Nourishing the Soul of Jewish Justice.