<p>In this episode, Rafi talks with Cortney Kuperman about their work together at Camp Ramah in Nyack as part of the disability staff program. Rafi and Cortney emphasize the importance of self-advocacy, flexibility, and disabled young adults transitioning into the workplace.</p>

In this episode, Rafi talks with Cortney Kuperman about their work together at Camp Ramah in Nyack as part of the disability staff program. Rafi and Cortney emphasize the importance of self-advocacy, flexibility, and disabled young adults transitioning into the workplace.

<p>In this episode,&nbsp;Rafi talks with&nbsp;Cortney&nbsp;Kuperman about their work together at Camp Ramah in Nyack as part of the disability staff program. Rafi and&nbsp;Cortney&nbsp;emphasize the importance of self-advocacy, flexibility, and disabled&nbsp;young adults transitioning into the workplace.</p>

Episode 5: Cortney Kuperman

B'Tzelem Elohim is the first Jewish Disability Podcast! Rafi Josselson, a Jewish Autistic speaker, self-advocate, and activist speaks with people committed to creating an inclusive Jewish community for people of all abilities. Along the way, he'll share with you his own experiences, the work professionals are doing to prioritize inclusion, and the ways you can make a difference in your community.

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