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In this episode, I’m talking with Amber Vlangas. As a survivor of sexual violence, Amber’s an unlikely advocate for ending the sex offender registry. But after her husband was accused of a crime that landed him on the registry for life, she’s seen another side and can’t unsee it.
Not only does Amber share her family’s journey in this episode, but she amplifies this truth: public registries do not work. If we truly want prevention and healing, we must find a better way.
About Amber Vlangas:
Amber is the Executive Director of Restorative Action Alliance. She is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the current co-host of Amplified Voices, a podcast that explores the collateral consequences of criminal convictions and public registries.
Resources:
Restorative Action Alliance
Amplified Voices podcast
Stop It Now
Amber’s Website
Follow Amber on Twitter @amberspeaksup
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In this episode, I’m talking with Amber Vlangas. As a survivor of sexual violence, Amber’s an unlikely advocate for ending the sex offender registry. But after her husband was accused of a crime that landed him on the registry for life, she’s seen another side and can’t unsee it.
Not only does Amber share her family’s journey in this episode, but she amplifies this truth: public registries do not work. If we truly want prevention and healing, we must find a better way.
About Amber Vlangas:
Amber is the Executive Director of Restorative Action Alliance. She is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and the current co-host of Amplified Voices, a podcast that explores the collateral consequences of criminal convictions and public registries.
Resources:
Restorative Action Alliance
Amplified Voices podcast
Stop It Now
Amber’s Website
Follow Amber on Twitter @amberspeaksup