Shalom and welcome to the Jewish Disability Services - Together, We Make An Impact Podcast! This episode celebrates PRIDE Month and the diversity within our community. For our 9th episode, we chose to highlight the concept of healthy relationships. We are thrilled to have disabled artist, Elizabeth Rajchart, join us to discuss her photography work and why disability representation in visual media is so important. Additionally, we had an extremely powerful and informative conversation with Hilary Platt, Project SARAH Coordinator/Case Manager, and Marci Rosenstein, Project SARAH Assistant Coordinator/Case Manager. Project SARAH is the domestic abuse division of the Jewish Family and Children Service agency. You can connect with Elizabeth by visiting the links below:Website: https://www.elizabethrajchart.com/ Email: info@elizabethrajchart.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lizrajchart/ You can connect with Project SARAH (Stop Abusive Relationships at Home) by:Calling the JFCS SARAH Supports line at (856) 424-1333 during normal business hours and ask for “SARAH,” the code word that lets our receptionist know an individual is calling for domestic violence supportive services. All calls are strictly confidential.Email: hplatt@jfedsnj.org / mrosenstein@jfedsnj.org Website: https://jfcssnj.org/project-sarah/ If you need a 24-hour crisis line, please call:Camden County – (856) 227-1234Burlington County – (856) 234-8888 Toll-Free – (800) 246-8910Gloucester County – (856) 881-3335National Domestic Violence Hotline – (800) 799-7233