AJFCA's Director of Older Adult & Disabilities Services, Liz Woodward, was honored to be among the more than 100 attendees at the White House Convening on Inclusion of Americans with Disabilities in the Jewish Community. The meeting included speeches from Matt Nosanchuk, Associate Director & Liaison to the Jewish Community, Maria Town, Associate Director & Liaison to the Disability Community, both at the White House Office of Public Engagement, and Judith Heumann, Special Advisor for International Disability Rights at the U.S. Department of State who discussed how far disability rights have come and how far we have yet to go both in the Jewish and general community. Opening remarks were followed by a panel discussion on the state of accessibility and inclusion with leaders from JFNA, Hillel International, Anachnu, and the Jewish Association for Developmental Disabilities with additional input from members of the audience. A major theme throughout the convening was the importance of listening to and partnering with those with expertise and experience in facing and overcoming barriers to access the Jewish community. By working together to take on the responsibility of being inclusive and sharing the expense of resources that make our communities more accessible, all members of the community benefit.