Above, Barry Perlman, MD (left), medical staff president, hands a $2,000 medical staff donation to the Rev. Matthew Rhodes, PsyD, director, religious ministries, and Natasha Johnson, director, academic practice, Princeton Medicine Physicians. Johnson is a board member and Rhodes is board chair of Womanspace, a Mercer County, N.J.–based nonprofit serving individuals and families affected by domestic and sexual violence. During PMX Week, Princeton Health partnered with Womanspace. In addition to the medical staff ’s gift, employees, volunteers, and physicians across Princeton Health donated a variety of items – including gift cards, baby products, clothing and shoes, toiletries, bedding, and other housewares – for families served by Womanspace. Princeton Health also hosted virtual events intended to empower people affected by domestic or sexual violence, including a discussion with Sarah Klein, an attorney and advocate for survivors of sexual abuse. Klein is a former competitive gymnast and the first known survivor of abuse by former Olympic gymnastics team doctor Lawrence Nassar.