Ari Ne'eman emphasized, "Public policy has a very large role to play in supporting the inclusion of people with disabilities in their communities, to a greater degree than perhaps any other group. I'm a very strong believer in inclusion-as a moral value as well as a sound, evidence-based public policy." This reflects a commitment to creating inclusive public policy that prioritizes the needs of disabled individuals.
In discussing the importance of community-based supports, Ne'eman posed critical questions: "How can we keep people with disabilities in the community and divert them away from institutions? How can the workforce better accommodate people with disabilities? Are health care systems meeting their ethical obligations to people with disabilities?" These inquiries highlight the necessity for systemic changes in public policy.
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