I am a cultural anthropologist, and for the past 15 years have been studying the performance of disability, i.e., the ways people with diverse bodies negotiate definitions of ability, disability, and diversity in their everyday and professional lives. In my doctoral research, I focused on gender performance among blind women and on the cultural construction of blindness and sight in the Israeli public sphere. Between 2014 and 2019, I conducted an ethnography with integrated dance companies in Israel and the US bringing together dancers with and without disabilities, exploring movement and embodied knowledge. My current project examines the sensory practices and cross-sensory translation techniques of deaf, blind, and deaf-blind performers in integrated theater. Throughout my work, I have engaged in and promoted interdisciplinary theory and methods, and international exchanges of knowledge.