This directory highlights Jewish museums that demonstrate a public commitment to accessibility. Each listing includes whether the museum:

• -Posts an accessibility statement or access information on its website.
• -Provides clear instructions for requesting accommodations (e.g. ASL interpretation, captioning, assistive listening devices, etc.)

Museums that wish to be included in this directory are encouraged to share links to their accessibility statements and information on how visitors can request accommodations. To be considered for the listing, please contact JDRC.

Visitors are encouraged to review the museum’s list of accessibility services and request accommodations in advance. Lead time for accessibility requests varies, so we suggest contacting each museum directly to confirm accessibility accommodations.

Disclaimer: This directory is provided for informational purposes only. Inclusion in this list does not imply endorsement of a museum’s overall accessibility practices. While we strive to provide accurate and current information, accessibility offerings may change and are best confirmed with the museum directly.