Shows
Surviving Justice: Realities of Reporting RapeFollow Up: I May Destroy You & Address Confidentiality ProgramsVasha joins me today to talk about 'I May Destroy You', the series that wins all of the Golden Globes in our hearts. Michaela Coel's incredible series depicting the aftermath of surviving a drug-facilitated sexual assault in groundbreaking and has so much content to inspire conversations around sexual violence, so we thought we'd share our thoughts and how it related to our own experiences, too.Additionally, learn briefly about the Address Confidentiality Program in the United States- a way for survivors of abuse and assault to keep their address private, and the program's perks and shortcomings in...
2021-02-081h 06Surviving Justice: Realities of Reporting Rape14: "We Have to Build Community Capacity in Innovative Ways." - Advocates, Coalitions, and Rape Crisis CentersLearn about advocates and the different kinds- crisis advocates, community-based advocates, system-based advocates, as well as state sexual violence coalitions and rape crisis centers. Joined by Tasha Menaker, PhD, co-CEO of ACESDV to explain all of these things and their strengths and the need for them, as well as their shortcomings and limitations. We also dabble in conversation around Victims' Rights. This one begins with an incredible, powerful introductory poem and work of art by Vasha Van Heertum, "Blame It On The Karaoke", found on instagram @light_source_pics (accompanied by an amazing video), with permission.All...
2020-01-1256 min