[2] Recognizing a lack of broader inclusion for individuals with disabilities in Jewish spaces, Tuchman decided to pursue rabbinical ordination three years after completing her graduate studies.
After her ordination in 2018, Tuchman began working at Avodah, a Jewish service organization, as their Washington, DC–based Rabbi-in Residence.
[7] From 2018 to 2020, Tuchman participated in David Jaffe's Inside Out Wisdom and Action Project, focusing on social justice leadership through Musar, and subsequently began teaching within the program.
[2] Following her ordination in 2018, Tuchman began working at Avodah, a Jewish service organization, as the Washington, DC–based Ruach Rabbi-in Residence.
Tuchman's work also includes speaking with congregations and consulting with individuals and organizations on access and inclusion and contributes Torah commentary to several resources.