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Welcome to Visibly Unseen, Season 2, Episode 7- The Fear Factor. What does fear look like in an abusive relationship? Host, Author Jamieya B-Johnson, and Co-Host, Alcina Washington-Fowler, take you down a path of instruction and education.

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Welcome to Season 2, Episode 6

Domestic Violence: Red Flags! What are they? Are they ignored, are they missed? The silent killers of abused explained…….

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Shout out to Jazmyn Lynelle! Thank you for sharing your story!

Welcome to Visibly Unseen, two women, advocating for those who are visibly unseen. This podcast is about community, healing, and what we’re facing in today’s society in which causes barriers for us as a people to embrace change.  We are advocates for those without a voice. We advocate for those who need support that may not have the necessary resources. We are your hosts Author Jamieya B-Johnson and Author Alcina Washington-Fowler.

Today’s episode is about Coercive Control-This is a type of domestic violence.

Coercive control is when someone
uses patterns of abusive behaviour
against another person. Over time,
this creates fear and takes away the
person’s freedom and independence.
This dynamic almost always underpins
family and domestic violence.
Coercive control can involve physical and
non-physical abuse. Non-physical abuse is
sometimes thought of as less serious, but
this is not the case. All abuse can cause
lasting damage that builds up and gets
worse over time.

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Author Alcina Washington-Fowler shares her story of survival.

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Welcome to Visibly Unseen Podcast Season 2, episode 3. Today, Author Jamieya B-Johnson will be covering peer-to-peer abuse, a type of domestic violence that goes unseen, unheard, and most who have been victims of this type of abuse often go unheard.

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I am a survivor of domestic abuse.....

It's Season 2, episode 2 of Visibly Unseen Podcast. Author Jamieya B-Johnson shares her story of survival and reads snippets from her autobiography. 

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This season is about domestic violence or abuse or neglect. Today’s theme is “What does domestic violence look like “

Domestic violence can be physical, sexual, emotional, economic, or psychological actions or threats of actions that influence another person. This includes any behaviors that intimidate, manipulate, humiliate, isolate, frighten, terrorize, coerce, threaten, blame, hurt, injure, or wound someone.

Today’s episode explains what domestic abuse or violence looks like. We also explore the impact on victims. 

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Welcome to Season 1, Episode 5 of Visibly Unseen Podcast-

Today's expression is simply why we do what we do! We are also giving a sneak peak into Season 2- Domestic Abuse and what this looks like- is it always visible?

We are your hosts, Author Alcina Washington-Fowler and Author Jamieya B-Johnson.

Two women, advocating for those who are VISIBLY UNSEEN. This podcast is about community, healing, and speaking out for individuals who have no voice. 

Subscribe! Join us in Advocacy! Be a Voice!

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“Visibly - Unseen” - reflects decades of concerning factors and truths regarding how we as People of Color, are casted out and placed on THE EDGES, which are THE PLACES and SPACES FARAWAY FROM THE FOREFRONT OF CONCERN IN THIS SOCIETY.

Jamieya and I, seek to WIDEN the awareness of missing People of Color.  

What resources are becoming available to search for us? There will be an innumerable - amount of question marks, within these SEGMENTS.  

Because, we will have lots of QUESTIONS. We understand that all our questions and concerns WILL NOT be answered. And we know that we cannot reach every single MISSING PERSON CASE.

We are right here in MINNESOTA - with another missing person case:

Brenda Holmes:

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“Seen as a Label - Unseen as Important”

I would like to place it right here in MINNESOTA, with a case that I remember so emotionally. 

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