• S2 Ep 33 Silent No Longer: Championing voice for sexual assault and abuse victims as a process for healing and societal change.

  • Apr 25 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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S2 Ep 33 Silent No Longer: Championing voice for sexual assault and abuse victims as a process for healing and societal change.

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  • The content of this discussion is sensitive and may have a trigger effect for you.  We discuss:

    • rape
    • sexual assault and abuse
    • victim blaming
    • historical societal interactions related to domestic and sexual abuse and assault, sex trafficking and victim blaming.

    Please take a moment to consider opting out if you think this topic may negatively affect you.  Please reach out to SilentNoLonger.com if you need to talk to someone about your own experiences.

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    In this episode I speak with Greta McClain, a former police officer and survivor of  rape, about her own experiences, what she learned from it, and how it has impacted the way she now advocates and interact with others.  A very necessary discussion to have in light of the #MeToo movement, the rampant problem with sex trafficking around the world, and the overall degradation of a paternalistic society where safety and body autonomy is at an all-time low. Come #ListenAndLearn

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