12/8 Voices of Hope Podcast
I was invited to be the guest on today's podcast episode of Voices of Hope, produced by Hope For Healing. From the show's website: "Voices of Hope is THE SHOW on educate and empower...
I was invited to be the guest on today's podcast episode of Voices of Hope, produced by Hope For Healing. From the show's website: "Voices of Hope is THE SHOW on educate and empower...
James Landrith Rape Survivor and Activist on Voices of Hope Hope for Healing.org Blog by Gayle Crabtree December 8, 2009 Special guest James Landrith joins us today on Voices of Hope at 12 Noon...
is on Voices of Hope on 12/8 (link to show): http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hopeforhealing/2009/12/08/james-landrith-on-voices-of-hope-1
The White House Office of the Vice President For Immediate Release November 25, 2009 Statement by Vice President Biden on the 10th Anniversary of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women...
Protection for Victims & Witnesses Support legislation that protects immigrant victims and witnesses of crime (including domestic and sexual violence) from being asked about their immigration status. Chief Patron: Senator Howell, SB 462 Quick Facts:...
This will be the first in a series of interviews with authors, activists and other individuals who are making a difference in the lives of individuals, their community and the world at large. ...
I was booked for a Take Back The Night event on October 14th. The faculty sponsor and the chair of the event were both excited to have a male speaker as they've not had...
In a survivor forum for rape survivors a female secondary survivor of a male CSA survivor expressed her disgust and said she was revolted by the prevailing notion that boys who have been raped...
The question, "What did speaking out change for you?" was asked of survivors by the author of a popular survivor's handbook. My response is below: What did speaking out change for me? – It...
Patricia Casey, writing about Nancy Garrido for The Independent, on Mind & Meaning: Dugard kidnap highlights one of last taboos: Because it is not spoken about, there is little information on how commonly sexual abuse...
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