We are so excited to introduce our guest today, Ta'lor Pinkston, also known as The Heart Advocate. Ta'lor is one amazing and inspiring individual as she chose the path of self love and on that journey, she began to advocate for other's hearts.

We have had the opportunity to work with Ta'lor on a number of occasions including being a part of her event with GRLPWRProjects: "Self-Love: The (Virtual) Fest, and her Healing Totes Fundraiser where she collected totes filled with items for a woman's shelter in Pittsburgh. She truly is an amazing soul and we are honored for her to be here today.

During our episode today, Ta'lor and I had some serious conversation about Self-Love, Self-Care, and Self-Acceptance. The practice of all three can be extremely helpful in ones healing from trauma and we hope that in today's episode you take away some valuable information that will help you in your own healing.

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This week our guest is Sophia Arnold. Sophia is the founder of Youth Against Sexual Violence. Youth against Sexual Violence are a team of high school students with a wide range of skills and experience. Together, we hope to change how the world views and deals with sexual violence.

Sophia is such an inspiring individual to advocate for change and bring the issue of Sexual Violence to the forefront. During our episode, we talk about their recent campaign with Tara Reade, how unfortunate is for survivors that they are not heard. We also discuss how media and politics can play a role in justice being served and it is not in favor of the survivor.

 

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We are truly honored to introduce our guests this week. Today we share with you Jose and Ralph who founded "We are all one Story.

They are two brothers whose lives went different paths. One of them would lose both of his legs fighting for our Nation, while the other would lose years of his life in the California Department of Corrections. Somewhere in the trauma of their lives they had forgotten what they once always knew to be true - Their inherent value as people and the value in their own story. They have found that value once again. It is their mission to help others remember and never forget that their story matters. Your story is worth telling. Let them share it with the World.

Check out their episode today to learn their stories and how they want to help others share their own story.

 

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This week's episode is truly amazing.

We were honored to interview Katie Maloney from Katie Maloney coaching. 

Katie's goal is to change the conversation around trauma, and she recently wrote a book about it called, Cake Pops and Coffee. You can find the book here.

In the episode today, we chat about trauma that Katie experienced, we discuss how she developed the book, sharing your story and how it can be positive and a negative experience, trust and everything in between.

If you have experienced trauma, or know someone who has, you need to listen to today's episode. 

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We are so pumped for this week's episode.

Today, we have Amanda Cowan, the founder of A.Faye PR, and GRLPWR Projects.

GRLPWR Projects an inclusive community for gals seeking growth. GRLPWR Projects is meant for you to network, collaborate, get inspired + share your story

 One of Voices of Hope's values is community and we understand the importance of community. Not only is Amanda one amazing and inspiring woman but she saw a change she wanted to make and in turn GRL PWR Projects was born.

We chat about everything from building a community, the importance of a community, how she single handed filled her entire community to virtual for COVID-19, and the latest books we are reading. 

Amanda is a dear friend of ours and we are honored to have her here today

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We have a really cool episode for you this week in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month. 

This week, we are featuring Larissa May, also known as Larz is the founder of Half the Story. 

#HalfTheStory began when founder, Larissa May (@livinlikelarz), was juggling two lives as a student at Vanderbilt University and a fashion blogger/entrepreneur, covering NYFW for highly respected media outlets.

Behind the perfectly curated instagram feed was 17 hour workdays, debilitating anxiety, and sleep deprivation. Through industry conversations and discussions with peers she quickly realized that she was living in a world where everyone was craving a platform to share , which led to the beginning of @halfthestory.

It started as a desire to highlight our most human attributes on social media to reignite human connection in the digital space.

What began as a $800 grant for a senior art project has since become a globally recognized platform connecting people of all walks of life through sharing experiences, struggles, entrepreneurial journeys, and aspirations.

We chat about everything from how Half the Story came to be, the importance of being mindful on social media and how parents can manage their child's screen time, even during COVID-19.

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We are honored to introduce our guest to you today.

Her name is Shariea Shoatz and she is the Founder of The Buddy Speaks Foundation.

Buddy Speaks is an organization that provides preventative education and awareness to help end childhood sexual abuse. Workshops, videos, book signings, Q&A sessions, Radio Talks and TV Interviews are just a few of the vehicles she uses to help prevent abuse, educate and empower children and adults from experiencing the silent nature and debilitating effects of childhood sexual abuse.

Shariea and I discuss the importance of teaching consent, signs of abuse, and the body safety rules. 

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And she has a book out called "Your Voice is your Superpower." Click here to find her book!

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Today I am blessed to introduce to a friend, mother and advocate, Nicole Moehring.

Nicole is one of the Founders of Voices of Change. On today's episode, we not only discuss Voices of Change, but talk about Nicole's story, her children's story, and how their is so much stigma around individuals with developmental disabilities and she and her daughter, Maci, plan to change that.

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Today in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we have a BONUS episode!!!

I am so excited to introduce our guest. She is a friend of mine and her name is Jordan Corocan. Jordan founded the organization Listen, Lucy. Listen, Lucy began as an outlet for individuals to express themselves freely but it has grown to much more than that. She now has two books under her belt, is working day in and out in schools battling the stigma on mental illness, has launched Listen Lucy Presents, which is her speaking agency. She is one inspiring and compassionate individual.

Jordan and I discuss all things mental health, including Jordan's own story, mental health and motherhood, and everything else in between.

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Today we share with you the founders of Unapoletgtically Surviving, Brittnay, Tori, and CC. These three women are powerful and share some incredible things. We discuss the importance of establishing an support system, healing and all of the resources the Unapologetically Surviving provides. 

From Brittnay, Tori and CC: In April 2018, we created Unapologetically Surviving with the mission of being a catalyst for the healing process of survivors who have experienced interpersonal violence including, but not limited to, sexual violence, intimate partner violence, human trafficking, child abuse, stalking, emotional abuse, psychological abuse, and sexual harassment. After experiencing firsthand the many difficulties survivors experience, we often talked about how one day, twenty years from now, we would advocate for survivors through the lenses of public health and law.

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