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In this episode we will be discussing helpful apps for survivors to use. We talk about Calm Harm, PTSD Couch, What’s Up?, The Thought Diary, The Gottman Card Sort, & Headspace. We love feedback! Please let us know what you think about the podca
This episode reviews definitions and statistics related to military sexual trauma and interpersonal violence within the U.S. military. You’ll also hear a full interview with Alister, a veteran and student survivor, and Dr. Ben Schrader of Adult
Financial abuse is a common form of relationship violence, but it isn’t often talked about or fully understood. In this episode, Victoria interviews Adrienne Bell, an independent financial planner who specializes in helping survivors identify a
Relationship violence, also called domestic violence, is an unfortunately common and often misunderstood experience. In this episode, Mytch and Victoria talk about what relationship violence is and how it can impact survivors. We love feedback!
This episode is a full interview where you will have the opportunity to listen to Elizabeth’s premier podcast interview of 2021’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month keynote, Kenyette Tisha Barnes, a sexual assault activist. We hope you enjoy the co
This episode is a full interview where you will have the opportunity to listen to Angelica interview 2020 Body Acceptance Speaker Sonalee Rashatwar, a sex therapist and activist. While Angelica conducted the interview, her audio was lost, so th
This episode is a full interview where you will have the opportunity to listen to Angelica interview 2021’s Feminist Thought and Activisms Conference Keynote Erika Hart, a sex educator and activist. We hope you all enjoy this discussion of expa
In this episode, Courtney and Rachel talk about different community resources located in Larimar County, the Denver Metro Area and Colorado Springs that support victims and survivors of interpersonal violence. These resources not only serve Col
In this episode, Rachel and Casey dive into triggers, setting boundaries and strategies for avoiding or managing triggering movies, TV shows, news and social media. We know that triggers can be hard to cope with, and having an emotional safety
This episode is a full interview where you will have the opportunity to listen to Angelica and Courtney interview 2020’s Feminist Thought and Activisms Conference Keynote Afrosexology. Dalychia and Rafaella are the founders of Afrosexology LLC,
In this episode, Victoria focuses on the many reasons immigration status and national origin may be barriers to service for survivors. Please know that this episode focuses on immigration and nationality in a U.S. context and is not intended to
In this episode, Victoria focuses on the many reasons immigration status and national origin may be barriers to service for survivors. Please know that this episode focuses on immigration and nationality in a US context and is not intended to p
This is the recommendation episode for season 5. We have some great recommendations for you all that are available in a couple different formats including: "Alison," a survivor story documentary, the autobiography "Know My Name" written by Chan
The We Believe You team returns to shed some light on sensitive issues such as DACA, the DREAM Act, and recent policies that are trying to shut out new immigrants to the United States. We love feedback! Please reach out to us and let us know wh
On this season five debut episode, Victoria, Jenna, Casey and her kiddos let you know what their most recent recommendation's are. This season also kicks off remote recording due to COVID-19. We love feedback! Please reach out to us and let us
In the Fall of 2019 CSU was able to host Gloria Lucas (creator of Nalgona Positivity Pride). She took some time to sit down in the studio with Jenna. This episode is a recording of their conversation. We love feedback! Please reach out to us
Recorded as a live presentation at CSU’s Diversity Symposium. Casey walks the audience through a few tips for Secondary Survivors followed by a time for Q & A from the audience. Resources discussed in the show: Trauma Stewardship and Trust Afte
Interpersonal violence is, without question, an extremely difficult situation for a survivor. However, little acknowledgement is given to the support people of primary survivors and the challenges they experience after a loved one is abused. In
In the Spring of 2019 CSU was able to host Sonya Renee Taylor (author of The Body is Not An Apology and Celebrate Your Body) She took some time to sit down in the studio with one of the WGAC staff members, Angelica Murray Olsen. This episode is
In this episode, Casey and Jenna discuss housing resources for survivors, including on Housing and Dining Services at CSU. There are several factors that need to be considered when safety planning around housing, such as orders of protection, s
In this episode we will be talking about the different types of support groups that are offered not only here at the WGAC but also in general. Support groups can be a great way for survivors to be in community with one another, to be around fol
This is the kick off for season 4 and our seasonal recommendation show. We have some great recommendations for you yet again, including Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body, Kissing the Witch: Old Tales in New Skins, Fierce Fairy Tales: Poems and Stor
This is the kick-off for season 3 and our seasonal recommendation show. And we have some great recs for you this time around including Victims No Longer, The Urgency of Intersectionality, Not That Bad, Live Awake App. We love feedback! Plea
This is part one of our discussion on reporting options, and in this episode you’ll hear Victoria getting into what you should know about reporting to law enforcement. We will walk you through some of the barriers and common questions about th
This episode is part 2 of our 3 part discussion on reporting options. In this episode Jessica discusses what to know about reporting to the university, which is an option when your abuser is a student or employee at your institution. Resources
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