Kaveret for children.
Moments from an inclusive family performance — children on the spectrum, children with disabilities, and the general public sharing one fully adapted show.
An Al HaRetzef initiative — a family performance featuring the songs of the legendary Israeli band Kaveret, designed from the start to belong to everyone. 2,400 audience members shared the room: children on the spectrum, children with additional disabilities, and the general public, all experiencing the same show.
“When a teenager on the spectrum tells me, ‘This is the first time I feel that I belong,’ I know that inclusion is possible.”
The same accessibility approach also opens cultural events to post-trauma survivors and combat veterans — people for whom standard concert conditions are often impossible. The goal: turn this into a national model across Israel, with different types of performances.
Read the full “Accessible culture is a basic right” feature for the broader story behind this work.