• Empowered Voice: Perspectives of a Survivor, Educator, Advocate

  • Dec 11 2023
  • Length: 1 hr
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Empowered Voice: Perspectives of a Survivor, Educator, Advocate

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  • Join me on the next episode of 'Stop Telling and Start Listening' on Monday, December 11 (11AM PT and 2PM ET) as we delve into the critical importance of educating our communities about pressing issues like bullying and suicide prevention. In this episode, 'Empowering Voices: Conversations with a Survivor, Educator, and Advocate,' we have the privilege of hosting the remarkable Tessa Milne. Tessa's story is a testament to resilience and triumph. As a survivor herself, she brings a unique perspective that goes beyond personal experience. Tessa is an educator and advocate, deeply committed to making a profound difference in the lives of others. Through her organization, Face Of A Survivor, Tessa collaborates with over 70 agencies, forging partnerships with police departments, clinicians, victim service agencies, schools, and private support groups. Her mission is clear: combat bullying, prevent suicide, and amplify voices that too often go unheard. Join us for candid and heartfelt conversations as Tessa shares her work, her journey, and underscores the vital importance of resilience. Gain a deeper understanding of these crucial issues and learn how you too can make a lasting impact in your own community.
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