Israeli OTs and Jewish OTs around the world, including our presenters and many of us, continue to work through challenging circumstances in the shadow of October 7. For many, the professional landscape has changed dramatically. Increasingly hostile academic spaces, ideological creep in academic and professional millieus, and the threat of boycotts and harassment, are all part of a new reality for Israeli and Jewish health professionals. Now, more than ever, let's come togethe

We were thrilled that the most asked question at our recent webinar was How can I volunteer in Israel as an OT? Some helpful places to...

We were incredibly touched by the group of Israeli OTs who shared their meaningful experiences with us in a webinar cosponsored with the...