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Kan jumɛn bɛ yɛn?Aw ka nin dɔgɔkun babu bɛ kuma mɔgɔ kundamasurunw ka jɛkuluw de kanAn fɛ yan Mandé, mɔgɔ kundamasurun jɛkulu cama sigira yasa k'o ka hakɛw lafasa. Bi ka kɛnɛ kan, an n'o jɛkulu kelen lo bi na masala, ani Rokia TRAORE, Association des personnes de petites tailles ŋɛnma daakan ka bɔ Côte d'Ivoire lo bi na kuma mɔgɔ kundamasurunw ka lahala kan, o ka diŋɛlatigɛ kɔnɔn. Maïmouna SANOGO.
2025-11-0823 min
MasaalabaAn ni Dr Mamadi Kaba de masaalala an ka san 25 cɛsiriw kan hadamadenw ka hakɛw lafasali laBi masaalaba kɛnɛkan, an ye weelebila, Dr Mamadi Kaba de ma kabɔ Guinée. Nin y'a san 25, ale bɛ bɛɛjɛfanga ani hadamadenw ka hakɛw lafasa. K'a ta RADO hakɛ lafasatɔnba la kana, LIDA la nin cɛba in b'a ka baara gɛlɛyaw ani a sesɔrɔw fɔ an ye. An k'a Dr Mamadi Kaba ni Koumba Kanouté ka masaala lasɔrɔ.
2025-10-0523 min
Talk LouisianaKelli Knight, Rafael de Castro, Dr. Peter KaufmanOutreach Coordinator at LaFASA Kelli Knight is joined by Executive Director at LaFASA Rafael de Castro to talk the impact of sexual assault. Professor at George Matthews & Virginia Brinkley Modlin Chair in Leadership Studies Dr. Peter Kaufman speaks on the first pope from the Order of Saint Augustine, Pope Leo XIV.
2025-06-0944 min
High Ladies of the Smut CourtThe Brightest Light of SunshineWhen its time to heal, some people get a tattoo, others get a tattoo artist. Today Rachael and Courtney read The Brightest Light of Sunshine by Lisina Coney. Where two worlds collide in an irresistible romance where passion and pain intertwine, pushing them to confront their deepest fears and desires. We’ll dive into the electric chemistry, the sexual tension, and how love becomes a healing force for two broken souls. This sweet love story will have you "blooming with grace".
Resources: https://www.rainn.org/ , https://www.lafasa.org/
2024-10-241h 15
Unsubscribe Podcast170 - Father Of The Year Gary Plauche's Son Speaks Out ft. Jody Plauche | Unsubscribe Podcast Ep 170We have a very special guest this week! After Brandon's Father's Day video on Father Of The Year Gary Plauche, his son Jody reached out and wanted to come on and tell his story. We are so thankful to Jody for coming on and we admire his ability to be able to make light of a very dark topic! Trigger warning for s*xual content in this one. We appreciate y'all!Watch this episode ad-free and uncensored on Pepperbox! https://www.pepperbox.tv/WATCH THE AFTERSHOW ON PATREON! https://www.patreon.com...
2024-07-292h 10
Keepin' It TealMadison Brooks and Her LegacyLaFASA talks with Ashley Baustert, mother of Madison Brooks, the LSU sophomore who was sexually assaulted and left on a dark highway without a cell phone. Ashley talks about who Madison was and how she continues to make a difference in the lives of others through the Madison Brooks Foundation. LaFASA is always impressing the point that prevention lies in stopping the power imbalances that result in assault. However, that doesn't diminish the importance of by-stander intervention. Bystander intervention is in real-time prevention efforts. For information about how you can help as a bystander, visit LaFASA's page here.
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2024-03-1421 minKeepin' It TealA beautiful reading of poetry by the author, Zoe Fay-StindtZoe Fay-Stindt's poetry has appeared in museum galleries, on the radio, on the streets of small towns, in community farm newsletters, and other strange and wonderful places. Their work has also been nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and has been featured in RHINO, Muzzle, VIDA, Southeast Review, The Florida Review, Ninth Letter, Poet Lore, and others as well as gathered into a chapbook, Bird Body, which won the inaugural Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry Prize with Cordella Press.
Join us in this podcast and Zoe reads passages from Bird Body and we discuss the meaning of her words taken...
2023-06-2329 min
Le talisman brisé: le podcast en français-mandenkanÉpisode 10: Je viens avec toi !Karamɔgɔ Umaru, n'o ye Kuwame karamɔgɔkɛ ye, ale ɲinini sɛgɛsɛgɛliw kɔnɔna na polisiw fɛ, Kuwame faralen kɔ siganamɔgɔw kan, olu y'a minɛ. Tuma min na, a bɛ lafasa o ko in na, o bɛ bɛn ni binnkannikɛlaw fana kɛtɔ ye ka Karamɔgɔ Umaru labilali dɛn kunmabɔnafolo dili la.Kuwame b'i yɛrɛ sɔgɛrɛ Nathalie la, bawo ale fana bɛ Kuwame tɛnɛmuso ka maana in dɔn....Ale ka sɛgɛsɛgɛliw bɛ kɛ sababu ye ka Kuwame lase fɔ Nizɛri jama...
2022-11-1110 minLe talisman brisé: le podcast en français-mandenkanÉpisode 9: Professeur Kouada est ton professeur !Karamɔgɔ Umaru, n'o ye Kuwame karamɔgɔkɛ ye, ale ɲinini sɛgɛsɛgɛliw kɔnɔna na polisiw fɛ, Kuwame faralen kɔ siganamɔgɔw kan, olu y'a minɛ. Tuma min na, a bɛ lafasa o ko in na, o bɛ bɛn ni binnkannikɛlaw fana kɛtɔ ye ka Karamɔgɔ Umaru labilali dɛn kunmabɔnafolo dili la.Kuwame b'i yɛrɛ sɔgɛrɛ Nathalie la, bawo ale fana bɛ Kuwame tɛnɛmuso ka maana in dɔn....Ale ka sɛgɛsɛgɛliw bɛ kɛ sababu ye ka Kuwame lase fɔ Nizɛri jama...
2022-11-1106 minLe talisman brisé: le podcast en français-mandenkanÉpisode 8: Le Sahara pleure, il veut reverdirKaramɔgɔ Umaru, n'o ye Kuwame karamɔgɔkɛ ye, ale ɲinini sɛgɛsɛgɛliw kɔnɔna na polisiw fɛ, Kuwame faralen kɔ siganamɔgɔw kan, olu y'a minɛ. Tuma min na, a bɛ lafasa o ko in na, o bɛ bɛn ni binnkannikɛlaw fana kɛtɔ ye ka Karamɔgɔ Umaru labilali dɛn kunmabɔnafolo dili la.Kuwame b'i yɛrɛ sɔgɛrɛ Nathalie la, bawo ale fana bɛ Kuwame tɛnɛmuso ka maana in dɔn....Ale ka sɛgɛsɛgɛliw bɛ kɛ sababu ye ka Kuwame lase fɔ Nizɛri jama...
2022-11-1110 minLe talisman brisé: le podcast en français-mandenkanÉpisode 7: C’est toi, l’enlèvement !Karamɔgɔ Umaru, n'o ye Kuwame karamɔgɔkɛ ye, ale ɲinini sɛgɛsɛgɛliw kɔnɔna na polisiw fɛ, Kuwame faralen kɔ siganamɔgɔw kan, olu y'a minɛ. Tuma min na, a bɛ lafasa o ko in na, o bɛ bɛn ni binnkannikɛlaw fana kɛtɔ ye ka Karamɔgɔ Umaru labilali dɛn kunmabɔnafolo dili la.Kuwame b'i yɛrɛ sɔgɛrɛ Nathalie la, bawo ale fana bɛ Kuwame tɛnɛmuso ka maana in dɔn....Ale ka sɛgɛsɛgɛliw bɛ kɛ sababu ye ka Kuwame lase fɔ Nizɛri jama...
2022-11-1106 minLe talisman brisé: le podcast en français-mandenkanÉpisode 6: Elle est policièreKaramɔgɔ Umaru, n'o ye Kuwame karamɔgɔkɛ ye, ale ɲinini sɛgɛsɛgɛliw kɔnɔna na polisiw fɛ, Kuwame faralen kɔ siganamɔgɔw kan, olu y'a minɛ. Tuma min na, a bɛ lafasa o ko in na, o bɛ bɛn ni binnkannikɛlaw fana kɛtɔ ye ka Karamɔgɔ Umaru labilali dɛn kunmabɔnafolo dili la.Kuwame b'i yɛrɛ sɔgɛrɛ Nathalie la, bawo ale fana bɛ Kuwame tɛnɛmuso ka maana in dɔn....Ale ka sɛgɛsɛgɛliw bɛ kɛ sababu ye ka Kuwame lase fɔ Nizɛri jama...
2022-11-1110 minKeepin' It TealDogs are the best!! Service dogs are even better! :DDogs are the best. It's been shown that the friendship of a dog can decrease stress, increase endorphins, and increase our life expectancy. For those who have suffered trauma in some capacity, dogs are especially beneficial and Service Dogs can enhance their independence and healing process in ways other methods, such as counseling and therapy, can't. However, service dogs can be incredibly expensive (and rightly so) and without the help of grants or loans, many are not able to experience that type of companionship. This poses a hurdle, that for some is too high to clear.
However, D...
2022-09-1443 min
Keepin' It TealMaintaining Dignity: A Talk with Hope MinistriesDid you know that most government programs cannot help prevent homelessness? They are structured to help someone who has already received an eviction notice. While government programs can be a safety net, the primary goal is prevention. Hope Ministries is an organization with amazing and dedicated people who want to help people from becoming homeless. This is important in the sexual assault movement because when people are put in compromised situations, such as facing homelessness or being on "the streets," they are in survival mode which can lead to actions that result in sexual assault, among other victimizations. Hope...
2022-01-1133 minKeepin' It TealLouisiana now has statewide text-based crisis intervention!LaFASA has added text-based contact for crisis and general assistance to it's Helpline. This is amazing and adds another dimension to the ways that survivors can get help. In this podcast we talk with Katie Boleware, the program's coordinator, and her intern Courtney, about how the program got started, was formed, the volunteers, who we encourage to call, and how things are going. Below is information on how to contact the Helpline.
LaFASA offers free and confidential support to all survivors and their loved ones statewide through our helpline.
We encourage you to contact us in t...
2021-12-0936 minKeepin' It TealThe Benefits of Being GratefulBeing grateful has some pretty awesome side effects. Let's talk about those things.
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2021-11-1013 minKeepin' It TealHow helping survivors of DV with their pets is a good decision for everyoneLaFASA recently spoke in a podcast with Mark Medina from Metro Centers for Community Advocacy, one of LaFASA’s dual member centers. We talk about how important it is to consider all family members, including pets, who are affected by domestic violence. Local DV agencies and advocates can also help those in need to create an action or safety plan when someone is considering escaping a dangerous situation. The AWI and National Domestic Violence Hotline have published safety plan resource pages on their websites that include pets. Anyone who works with pets will empathize with this topic and conversation....
2021-10-1222 minKeepin' It TealSexual assault is being addressed in the Louisiana Film industryVirginia Tucker is the writer and director of the 9 minute short film "Touched," a film that addresses sexual assault and the after effects it has on survivors.
It is one of 20 finalist films competing September 30 thru October 1 at PrizeFest in Shreveport, La. LaFASA sits down with Virginia to discuss her film, what inspired it, and how it can impact sexual assault awareness. Find out all about the film and Virginia at https://linktr.ee/TouchedFilm or attend on site or virtually through prizefest.com/tickets
If you are a survivor in our state in need...
2021-09-2924 minKeepin' It TealIntroducing SAFE to the LaFASA FamilySAFE - SOUTHEAST ADVOCATES FOR FAMILY EMPOWERMENT
We talk with Nnenna Minimah, Executive Director of SAFE and get a proper introduction. If you're in the Tangipahoa, St. Helena, or Livingston Parish area and you are in need of help, please find help or contact them at https://www.safelouisiana.org.
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2021-08-1021 minKeepin' It TealNatalie Herndon Talks about Kindness RocksLaFASA is working with Natalie Herndon, Senior Marketing Specialist at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady North American Region, to promote compassion and kindness in Baton Rouge and throughout the state. Finding a creative and beautiful rock painted with a positive message can brighten anyone's day.
To watch this interview on youtube, visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lUTOkSAHKJA&t=321s
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2021-06-1022 minKeepin' It TealA Survivor's Story Told Through PoetryNadia Khansa is a survivor who found her path to wholeness through writing poetry and drawing. After experiencing war, sexual violence, and intense hardship with mental health, "Breathing in Spring" is the story of healing. The book is divided into 4 chapters, Dying, Haunting, Resurrecting, and Breathing, and take the reader on a journey through the intensity of pain and trauma, and the tranquility of coming out on the other side. Our conversation exudes the hopefulness that she wants other survivors to experience.
You can find "Breathing in Spring" through https://linktr.ee/nadiarashakhansa
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2021-04-1328 minKeepin' It TealArt Therapy for Survivors with Karis BouillonArt therapy is a technique rooted in the idea that creative expression can foster healing and mental well-being. Art, either creating it or viewing others’ art, is used to help people explore emotions, develop self-awareness, cope with stress, boost self-esteem, and work on social skills.
Karis Bouillion is a counselor with STAR in the greater baton rouge area. Karis has her masters in clinical mental health counseling from John Brown University. In her practice, she utilizes a variety of interventions and techniques in counseling, from art therapy to trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy and play therapy for younger su...
2021-04-0734 minKeepin' It TealMaking Your Case: Legal advocacy for survivorsCan you have legal representation if you don't report to the police? Can you get a restraining order without reporting to the police? Also, did you know that it's incredibly important to have a knowledgeable attorney assist when petitioning for a restraining order or to represent your needs during a trial? These are all topics that we discussed when talking with LaFASA's staff attorney, Sean Cassidy. Often survivors are not able to retain legal services because they cannot afford the cost, they are intimidated by the justice system, they're worried about re-traumatization, and/or they are not aware of t...
2021-03-091h 02Keepin' It TealIs Safety on Campus an Illusion? - Let’s Talk Campus LIfe part 2/Discussion with Samantha Sheppard and guest Josef CanariaIn light of February being Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month, our talk will center around campus sexual assault and safety. Safety means different things to different people. What are the perceptions of campus safety to students? What is true campus safety? This conversation highlights what students should actually do to promote a safe campus. Supplemental information for students and students at HBCUs provided.
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2021-02-0936 minKeepin' It TealSurvivors Organizing for Criminal Justice Reform with Katie Hunter-Lowrey from The Promise of Justice InitiativeEvery survivor has a different idea of what accountability looks like after a sexual assault. While some may want to pursue the traditional criminal legal response, others may be more wary of these systems. What does accountability look like for a sexual assault survivor who does not support the current iteration of the criminal justice system? Can survivors and criminal justice reformer work together to make a more just, equitable system? What does a world look like where both those survivors and those who cause sexual harm are treated holistically and given space to heal. Join Brittany Hunt, LaFASA’s...
2021-01-2630 minKeepin' It TealThe Poetic Process as an Instrument for Healing with Malaika Albrecht and Dr. Kristie CatoThere is no single approach that has been proven to be the most effective when treating survivors of incest, CSA, and sexual assault. In our experience, by using empathy as the main motivator, poetry and narrative therapy approaches can be integrated by survivors to not only allow them to process and reauthor their story of abuse, but also to provide a support system among others who have also faced similar experiences. There are numerous websites that publish survivors’ creative arts and many poetry books and anthologies published by survivors and their allies. We will give an overview of poetry th...
2021-01-1251 minKeepin' It TealEmpower Yourself through Martial ArtsWorking through aspects of Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) using self-defense can be helpful to many survivors of violence find new joy in life. Feeling in control and empowered is the goal when you train in martial arts, especially according to David Vincent. Anybody, regardless of your physical ability or your emotional status, can train in this discipline. Listen to this incredibly interesting take on self "offense" and why this type of training can help people be the best they can be.
Information regarding self defense can be found here.
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2020-12-231h 04Keepin' It TealJillian Guinta, Healing oppression and bad behaviors with yoga techniquesThis podcast details a Trauma-informed perspective on:
- Understanding privilege and how stress and damage to one’s psyche impedes connection
and, therefore, empathy
- Privilege as different types of "wealth" and "currency”
- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- How trauma impacts the brain and nervous system
- How trauma becomes cyclical -- trauma creates bad behaviors and bad behaviors create trauma
- All bad behaviors stem from a need to soothe a dysfunctional nervous system
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2020-11-0332 minKeepin' It TealCoping with Personal Finance ObstaclesSurvivors of sexual assault, and trauma in general, often will experience tertiary effects due to trauma. Tertiary effects are long-term effects that are set off as a result of a primary event. These kinds of changes in behavior can include loss of concentration skills, lack of ambition, but also a loss of ability to maintain financial stability. Adults who experienced violence as a child may not even recognize their lack of ability to manage money as a tertiary effect. In this podcast, LaFASA talks with finance expert Crystal Campbell about this issue. Crystal gives simple and easy to follow...
2020-10-0529 minKeepin' It TealThe Added Trauma of Natural DisastersJessie Nieblas, Brittany Hunt, and Kelli Knight of LaFASA discuss the unique challenges that survivors face in the aftermath of a disaster. In light of Hurricane Laura ripping through Louisiana, we understand survivors of sexual assault have the added trauma and PTS that comes into the recovery equation. This is a great conversation that delves into challenges presented by residing in shelters or with family members (who could potentially be the perpetrator), social inequalities, responding to a survivor who discloses an assault during recovery, and never forgetting self-care.
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2020-09-0933 minKeepin' It TealThe Lighthouse Program is a Beacon for Students at LSUNOTE: This podcast was recorded prior to the Corona pandemic.
The 2020 Fall Semester is going to look very different at colleges across the state as attempts to keep everyone safe and healthy are being made, however - at LSU - Lighthouse services are still available to students. In this podcast, LaFASA talks with Susan Bareis with the Lighthouse program at LSU as well as Summer Steib who is Director of the Women's Center at LSU. The Lighthouse Program provides free and confidential interpersonal violence prevention, support, and advocacy to the LSU campus community. The program assists student-survivors of...
2020-08-0734 minKeepin' It TealDiscover Yoga Therapy for Trauma Recovery with Jillian GuintaJoin us as we talk with Jillian about trauma recovery for the mind and body. Traumas are emotional events that overwhelm us and our ability process and move through them. As a result, a traumatized person can feel that they are at the mercy of the world around them. In this workshop, we will explore the impacts that traumas have on the mind, body and spirit as well as the most relevant research-based practices for mind-body healing and integration.
Using trauma-informed yoga and somatic experiencing, we will cultivate a skill set that allows us to reacquaint ourselves with...
2020-07-1431 minKeepin' It TealLet's Talk About Louisiana: Monica Taylor and Wanjennia Atkins of the La. Attorney General's officeCheck out our conversation with Monica Taylor and Wanjennia Atkins of the Louisiana Attorney General's office. How is the AG taking on the sexual assault issues in our state? A special department was created to specifically address sexual assault and domestic violence. Monica (LaFASA board member) and Wanjennia want you to know they are on our team representing survivors in our state. Listen to this great conversation that includes discussion about rescue laws and Gwen's Law.
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2020-05-1235 min
The Self-Aware MillennialEp. 7 | Pizza Talk with Olivia Ros**Trigger Warning: Domestic Abuse. This week on TSAM, J.Mix explores the facets of domestic violence and the dangers it imposes during COVID-19. We are remotely joined by Olivia Ros (@oliviarosarts on Instagram) as she reflects on her personal experiences with domestic abuse. Together, J.Mix and Olivia give pertinent insight, advice, and resources to anyone and everyone living through, and recovering from abuse. If you or anyone you know or suspect may be experiencing abuse, please visit the resources below and check out @theselfawaremillennial's "pizza" Instagram highlight:National Domestic...
2020-04-131h 17Keepin' It TealJustin Boardman Talks Neurobiology / Trauma to the Brain PART 2We continue our discussion about how trauma affects the brain and why it is so important to include this science when conducting sexual assault investigations.
Retired Detective Justin Boardman was in Law Enforcement for 15 years. For seven years, he was been assigned to the Special Victim’s Unit. During his first year in Investigations, Justin was awarded Investigator of the Year, conducted nearly 300 forensic child victim interviews, and 140 adult sexual assault victim interviews.
Justin co-authored (along with Donna Kelly, Utah Prosecution Council) a Trauma-Informed Victim Interview protocol for adult victims of sexual assault. This new pr...
2020-04-0635 minKeepin' It TealJustin Boardman Talks about Trauma Informed InterviewsRetired Detective Justin Boardman was in Law Enforcement for 15 years. For seven years, he was been assigned to the Special Victim’s Unit. During his first year in Investigations, Justin was awarded Investigator of the Year, conducted nearly 300 forensic child victim interviews, and 140 adult sexual assault victim interviews.
Justin co-authored (along with Donna Kelly, Utah Prosecution Council) a Trauma-Informed Victim Interview protocol for adult victims of sexual assault. This new protocol uses the Neurobiology of Trauma to gain additional information to be used in the investigation. This process has been studied and has shown to increase prosecutions al...
2020-03-1048 minKeepin' It TealExploring the Forensic Exam After Sexual AssaultCassandra Billiot is a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) who works with the St. Tammany Parish Coroner's Office in Louisiana. You may not know much about what happens and why during an evidence gaining exam, but Cassandra is here to give the details that set your mind at ease. Exams don't have to be scary, and if you are worried about who gets involved, she can set the record straight. She's in the real life of forensics and what you'll hear is pretty cool!
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2020-02-0629 minKeepin' It TealJody Plauche Discusses Why Gary WhyDuring this episode we talk with Jody Plauche'. He has written a book that has been recommended by many to any parent with minor children. Recounting his own experiences, he brings light and insight into the way predators gain trust and can take advantage of children.
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2019-12-2029 minKeepin' It TealMark Schettler with Shift ChangeShift Change is a non-profit in the New Orleans area vested in promoting education and visibility in regards to sexual harm reduction and sexual harassment. Mark Schettler is the co-founder and tells his story and why this organization is so important to have in our community.
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2019-11-1831 minKeepin' It TealLet's Talk Campus Life: Part 1In August, Kelli and Josef visited LSU's main campus to discuss what Title IX is and how it affects students and faculty. They talk with Jennie Stewart who is LSU's Title IX Coordinator working with their 9 campuses statewide.
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2019-09-2630 minKeepin' It TealEpisode 2: LaFASA at NSAC interviewing Suzanne EstrellaMeeting new people at conferences is one of the highlights of attending them. LaFASA caught up with PCAR's staff attorney and had a great conversation.
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2019-09-1010 minKeepin' It TealIntroducing "Keepin' It Teal!" Meet some of the members of Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault as we explain how we fit into the support and prevention scene and explore the theme "I ask."
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2019-05-1721 min
Minister GingerLondonEmpowered To Uproot The Seed of AbuseOur Celebration of National Women's History Month continues with special guest Karen Doughty. Karen is the author of "Empowered To Uproot The Seed of Abuse."
Karen is a native of New Orleans, Louisiana but currently resides in Baton Rouge following Hurricane Katrina’s displacement. While holding true to her passion, she edifies, exalts, and encourages others. She holds a BA degree from Southern University at New Orleans, Louisiana, in social work and masters in criminal justice, with a concentration in corrections from Southern University and A&M College, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Karen is an avid volunteer for the Sexual Trauma Aware...
2012-03-2400 min