More To The Story

In this episode of More To The Story: Overcome, Jamie talked with long-time AVFTI friend and law school student Kristen Eby.

In this second of two episodes, Jamie and Carolyn Zahner answered your questions about sexual trauma, healing, and moving forward in life.

In this first of two episodes, Jamie talked with Carolyn Zahner about what someone can expect when they are seeking out a therapist.

In this episode of More To The Story: Overcome, Jamie talked with long-time AVFTI volunteer and event rep, Hannah Pollock.

Jamie talked with advocates Lia and Sally who are working to make Ohio the 38th state to pass Erin's Law.

In this episode of More To The Story: Overcome, Jamie talked with AVFTI volunteer and avid music lover, Kristin DeWitt.

For this episode, we talked with Miranda Pacchiana, MSW of The Second Wound about how family members can ensure they are responding properly if someone in their family has experienced sexual violence, and what being supportive really means.

We talked to Title IX Investigator Angela Zippin and Project Coordinator, Stacey Walden, both from Northern Kentucky University, to try and unpack as much as we can around all things Title IX.

In this episode of More To The Story: Overcome, Jamie talked with author and AVFTI volunteer Becca MacCeile.

Jamie talks with AVFTI cofounder Eric Boggs about what drives him to work daily in the field of sexual violence despite not having been personally impacted.

In the very first episode of More To The Story: Overcome, Jamie talked with AVFTI's Volunteer Director Jacqui Sweeney.

Introducing More To The Story: Overcome episodes! These discussions with survivors will discuss first-hand experiences of what healing can look like.

Are there small, everyday things we can do to support people? What does it take to make a difference in the lives of people who are hurting? Can a small group of people really make much of an impact?

Jamie sat down with Em Joy of Women Helping Women and Alex Meadows of Women's Crisis Center to explore the sobering reality of the additional obstacles for survivors of sexual violence in the LGBTQ+ community.

We hear the term "rape kit backlog" very frequently in the news. We know it exists, and we know it's a problem. But what is it, exactly? What does it mean for survivors? And how do we fix it?

We talk with the Outreach Services Coordinator at Women's Crisis Center in northern Kentucky. She helped to answer some common questions about the services available to survivors, possibly dispel some myths, and then help define a bunch of common terms.

Jamie talks with Mary Vicaro, LPCC-S and founder of Finding Hope Consulting in order to get a deeper understanding of trauma.

This month, Women's Crisis Center's Stephenie Pence joins us to explore various behaviors and theories that help define what is a healthy relationship, and what might be considered abusive.

Jamie sat down with Patty and Ronnie of As It Is to discuss their upcoming tour, mental health, and more.

Jamie talks with law student, Kristen Eby, about important court cases and legislation surrounding sexual violence.