You Matter!

Katie Hood, CEO, speaks about her organization, One Love Foundation, the nation's leading educator of young people on the topic of healthy and unhealthy relationships, as both a primary prevention strategy for relationship abuse and as an investment in the relationship health of the next generation.

Father-daughter singing duo Mark and Ava Mabry perform their original song Eating Alone, and discuss sexual exploitation, harassment, and victimization.

Mandy Bass, survivor of a home invasion that almost killed her, shares her journey of recovery that resulted in Mandy forgiving her attacker.

Tim Hesler, a certified treasury professional and assistant treasurer, global banking, cash management and treasury operations for New York University, speaks about financial health and safety.

Sergeant Joe Paglione, supervisor of the Special Victims Unit in the Mercer County, New Jersey, Prosecutor's Office, speaks about his unit and how it serves both adults and children in Mercer County.

Jane Reynolds, a forensic nurse examiner and Coordinator of the Sexual Assault Response Team in Mercer County, New Jersey, speaks about the treatment and care of sexual assault victims. She defines the term SAFE, an acronym for sexual assault forensic examination kit, describes its contents and explains the examination process.

Jim and Evelyn Piazza share the story of their son, Tim, and their mission to end hazing on college campuses. Tim died as a result of hazing rituals while a student at Penn State University in February 2017. This episode debuts on what would have been Tim's 23rd birthday.

Gabrielle, a dating violence and sexual assault survivor, shares her story with Karen.

Quentin Vennie is a celebrated wellness expert, motivational speaker and author of the bestselling memoir Strong in the Broken Places. His work has been featured in the Huffington Post, Thrive Global Entrepreneur, Fox News, mindbodygreen and others. Quentin has been recognized as one of Black Enterprise Magazine's 100 Modern Men of Distinction and by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention for his contributions to, and raising awareness for, mental health and suicide prevention.

Jodee Blanco is the author of seven books on bullying, including the seminal New York Times bestseller Please Stop Laughing At Me, a catalyst for the anti-bullying movement. As the movement's first voice, she travels to schools sharing her story to save lives and has spoken to thousands of people worldwide. CBS Evening News and USA Today featured her story, and she has written for CNN.com and The Huffington Post. Her anti-bullying program, It's Not Just Joking Around, has been implemented in hundreds of schools and her work is endorsed by the National Crime Prevention Council, Health and Human Services, American School Counselors Association, and scores of other organizations.