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Ari Ne'eman

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Assistant Professor @HarvardHPM researching how public policy impacts the lives of people with disabilities, their families and those who support them.
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Ari Ne'eman, at The Blogs

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By Ari Ne'eman
| The Times of Israel Verified
Ari Ne'eman is a faculty member at the Harvard School of Public Health. Prior to entering academia, he led a national disability advocacy organization and served as an advisor to the federal government on disability policy across multiple Presidential administrations. His views are his own.
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The Blogs: When Santa Claus crashed the Hanukkah party

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By Ari Ne'eman
| The Times of Israel Verified
Amidst the Boston Jewish community’s largest annual Hanukkah party, I brought my kids to hear Hanukkah stories in American Sign Language, a combination of my two great passions in life: Judaism and disability inclusion.
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When Designing Disability Survey Questions, Align Measurement To Purpose: A Response To Landes et al.

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By Daniel Mont, Jennifer Madans, Nanette Goodman, Sophie Mitra, Zachary Morris, Ari Ne'eman, David C. Wittenburg
| Health Affairs Verified
Disability is a complicated and multifaceted concept, and this complexity must be captured in the data collected to fully understand the situation of people with disabilities and to develop appropriate policy interventions.
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