Speaking at Auschwitz, Mohammed al-Issa, secretary-general of the Muslim World League, called Holocaust atrocities a “crime against humanity.”

Along with physical improvements to ease access, a smartphone app allows anyone with a stroller or wheelchair to map out an accessible route within the Old City.

Lavi Furniture Industries is rolling out custom arks, bimahs and mechitzahs that can be operated by congregants in wheelchairs.

Despite the somber reason for the march, the atmosphere was relaxed and even uplifting as scores of Jews traversed the Brooklyn Bridge.

According to the NYPD, through September 2019 there were 163 reported incidents of anti-Semitism—an increase of 50 percent from that period the previous year.

John and Amy Israel Pregulman's photography-project-turned-nonprofit organization, KAVOD, provides emergency aid to Holocaust survivors living in poverty in the United States.

Kfar Tikva, ALEH-Negev and Kishorit build on an Israeli communal ethos and entrepreneurial spirit to provide a permanent home for those with physical or cognitive disabilities.

The National Museum of American Jewish History is also hosting a special exhibition, “Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.”