Founded in 1931, JBI is a nonprofit organization that enables people of all ages and backgrounds who are blind, have low vision, or are print disabled to connect to and participate fully in Jewish cultural, literary, educational, religious, and communal life. It is committed to increasing accessibility and inclusion by creating, publishing, and distributing to individual patrons and partner organizations Jewish-interest materials in audio, braille, and large print.

Join JBI’s Rabbi Andrew Goodman as we discuss new beginnings, repentance, and other themes of the High Holy Days for “Intro to Rosh Hashanah,” an accessible text study and group discussion. The session will be on Zoom and for those that register, texts will be provided in braille, large print, or audio formats. This is a free event, open to all, as part of JBI’s Judaism 101 Series.