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by Jane Doe No More
Jane Doe No More has chosen to talk about an epidemic that has plagued the world for centuries. Sexual crimes are the most misunderstood and under-reported crimes on the planet. We've set out to change that. Each of us can and should play a role in prevention. In this podcast you will hear directly from survivors who will discuss the important conversations that will create real and meaningful change. Jane Doe No More is a survivor led organization whose mission is education, prevention, advocacy, and support.
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- 3 days ago33 min
What Consent Means on College Campuses
In this episode of Voice2Change by Jane Doe No More, host Jocelyn Maminta talks with criminal justice professor at Quinnipiac University, Diane M. Langlan-Wortz to discuss the recent rape allegations involving a 2024 incident at a Cornell University fraternity house. The conversation delves into crisis response to prevention, emphasizing boundaries, empathy, open communication, as well as what creating a “culture of helpers” on college campuses looks like.Diane is a professor at Quinnipiac University with an expertise in the victimology, restorative justice, and forensic psychology.Topics Discussed:Understanding affirmative consentBuilding safer college communitiesRecognizing when someone may be unable to consentSupporting someone after an alleged sexual assaultBalancing allegations with due processKnowing when and how bystanders can safely interveneTeaching children and young adults about boundariesBuilding safer, more supportive college communitiesStaying cautious without creating a culture of fearYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Oct 6, 202629 min
Burying Jane Doe: A Journey of Courage and Strength
In this episode of Voice2Change by Jane Doe No More, host Jocelyn Maminta talks with survivor, advocate, and author Barb Jenkins. She recounts the stalking and assault that led her to attack, the trauma of reporting and testifying in court, and the devastation of having her perpetrator's conviction overturned. Barb discusses how writing her book has helped her heal and offer hope to fellow survivors, while her forthcoming book continues her story. Her message is direct: Don’t quit. Keep going. You got this. I got you.Barb Jenkins is a survivor of childhood sexual assault who's journey of healing deepened in 2015 after she was raped in a Missoula public park by a homeless man she had supported through her volunteer work. In the aftermath, she found help and connection through Jane Doe No More, beginning a new chapter of resilience and recovery. Burying Jane Doe is her first book writing about her journey of courage and strength, and she is currently working on a second book that continues her journey through healing. Topics Discussed:Barb's storyThe meaning of Jane DoeRepeated boundary violations, stalking, and sexual violence Attack in a public parkTaking out a restraining orderDepression and finding Jane Doe No MoreCriminal trial and courtroom treatmentConviction reversal and legal aftermathHaving strength in your faith The process of writing a book Resilience and rebuilding identity Supporting other survivors Purchase Barbs Book: Burying Jane DoeYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Sep 1, 202644 min
Betrayed by a Coworker and Surviving the Unthinkable
In this episode of Voice2Change by Jane Doe No More, host Jocelyn Maminta welcomes Amy Chambers. A survivor and longtime member of the Jane Doe No More community. Amy courageously recounts the harrowing night that forever changed her life. What seemed like an act of kindness led to an act of brutality, survival, and ultimately, remarkable strength. Amy shares her journey from trauma to healing, the aftermath of being thrust into the public eye, and the importance of support, therapy, and resilience. Through her openness, Amy inspires others with hope and a reminder that even in the darkest moments, it is possible to find the light. Join us for a powerful conversation on hope, survival, and the unbreakable human spirit.Amy Chambers is a survivor and advocate whose story of resilience and recovery inspires many others. At 25 years old, while working as a waitress and bartender in downtown New Haven, she endured a violent attack and kidnapping by a coworker with whom she had worked with for three years. She then navigated a long and painful road to healing from this attack both physically and emotionally. Amy is committed to using her journey to raise awareness, foster hope, and inspire strength in others facing similar challenges.Topics Discussed:Amy's survival story and traumatic assault The role of therapy and support PTSD challenges of a survivor Facing self blame in the healing processThe importance of sharing your storyThe power to help othersHealing both physically and emotionally Leading with kindness and strengthYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Aug 4, 202620 min
How Kindness and Community Support Survivors of Sexual Assault
In this powerful final episode of the Voice2Change podcast, Jocelyn Maminta sits down with survivor and advocate Vanessa Barneschi, who shares her harrowing story of surviving a violent attack and sexual assault during her early morning run. Vanessa recounts the traumatic experience, the crucial support she received from both strangers and family, and her journey through the legal and healing process. Vanessa emphasizes the importance of compassion, community action, and empathy for survivors while offering hope and practical wisdom for healing and resilience.Vanessa Barneschi is a high school teacher and survivor whose life was profoundly changed after being violently attacked and sexually assaulted during an early morning run in West Hartford, Connecticut. Since her experience, she has become an advocate, using her voice to educate others and inspire survivors to find their own voice. Vanessa Barneschi has been involved with Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak for over a decade, sharing her story to promote hope, healing, awareness, and prevention. She is also a mother and continues to inspire others with her resilience and commitment to kindness.Topics Discussed:Vanessa's attack on her early morning runCommunicating her story as a teacher and survivorThe importance of family on resilienceThe role of strangers had on her attackSupport received from police, medical staff, and communityThe impact secondary survivors faceEmbracing both losses and new beginningsThe journey to advocacy and joining Jane Doe No MoreEncouragement to always be kindReflections on moving forward and using her story to help othersYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Jul 7, 202623 min
It's Never Too Late to Share Your Story and Protect Future Generations
In today's Voice2Change episode, our host Jocelyn Maminta sits down with Mary Taylor, a survivor who endured childhood sexual abuse at the hands of her grandfather—a truth she held onto for decades. She recounts the long-lasting impact of keeping such a heavy secret for so long, her journey through healing, and what finally empowered her to speak out. Together, they discuss the critical importance of believing and protecting children, recognizing red flags, and maintaining open, honest dialogue within families. This episode serves as a testament to hope, resilience, and the life-changing power of sharing your truth.Mary Taylor is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a dedicated member of the Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak team. Having endured years of abuse by her grandfather from the ages of five to fourteen, Mary spent decades carrying the weight of her experience in silence before finding the strength to share her story in adulthood. Through the Jane Doe No More community, she has become a passionate advocate for awareness, prevention, and support for other survivors. Topics Discussed:Childhood abuse from a grandfatherThe long-term impacts of abuseEffects of keeping a secret for decadesThe role of therapy in the healing processThe significance of trust and self-worth after abuseImportance of education and awareness for parentsThe positive impact Jane Doe No More had on Mary's healingWhy it's so important to believe a childIdentifying red flags in an abuser How to talk to children to keep them safeYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Jun 2, 202625 min
Surviving Abuse Inside of a Marriage: Overcoming Betrayal at Home
Welcome to #Voice2Change, a podcast by Jane Doe No More. In this episode, host Jocelyn Maminta sits down with Chris Culver, who opens up about surviving sexual assault by her own husband. Chris shares her personal journey of betrayal, trauma, and healing after discovering evidence of assault by the person she loved and trusted the most. Through this candid and emotional conversation, Chris discusses the impact this had on her family, the challenges of recognizing and confronting abuse within a marriage, and her ongoing path toward recovery and self-rediscovery. This episode is a powerful testament to survival and resilience.Chris Culver is a survivor, advocate, and member of the Jane Doe No More Survivor Speak team. After enduring and overcoming sexual assault within her marriage, Chris now dedicates her voice to raising awareness and supporting others on their healing journeys. Her story is one of strength, resilience, and the pursuit of hope.Topics Discussed:Chris Culver's discovery of assault Manipulation by her own husbandDepression, Anger, and an attempt to take her own lifeHow sexual assault impacts a familyNot being believed by the police The affects of a crime going unpunishedStatute of limitations for sexual assault crimes The slow process of healing and finding oneself againRebuilding trust within yourself Embracing life and new adventureYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- May 5, 202624 min
Breaking the Silence: How Art Became The Tool for Healing
Welcome to #Voice2Change, a podcast by Jane Doe No More. In this episode our host Jocelyn Maminta is joined by Jenn Sandholm, a courageous survivor and member of the Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak team. Jenn opens up about her journey—from enduring multiple sexual assaults beginning in childhood, to finding her voice through art, and becoming a conqueror. Jenn shares the importance of reclaiming one’s voice, and the transformative power of sharing your story. Join us for a profoundly moving conversation that sheds light on breaking the silence and finding your voice.Returning to school later in life as a non-traditional student, Jenn found herself responding to an art assignment rooted in feminist themes. What began as a class project quickly turned into something deeply personal. Her raw experiences and emotions pouring out onto the canvas. The result was a powerful, authentic piece that helped her share her authentic story of abuse. Topics Discussed:How childhood trauma affects someone later lifeBarriers to being believed by authorities as a childDeveloping avoidant coping strategiesThe difficulties of sharing experience of abuseHow art helped give a voice Grooming and doubting ones own voiceImportance of listening to childrenAcknowledging your own storyYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
- Apr 7, 202627 min
A Warrior’s Journey: Breaking the Silence on Male Sexual Assault
In this episode of the Voice2Change podcast by Jane Doe No More, host Jocelyn Maminta sits down with survivor David Irvin, exploring the often-overlooked realities male survivors of sexual assault face. David bravely shares his personal account of assault and decades of silence to finding his voice. He embraces the identity of “warrior,” seeking healing through therapy and community support. The discussion delves into the unique challenges men confront; including societal expectations, shame, and the long-term impact on relationships and self-worth. David offers hope, encouragement, and this clear message: it’s never too late to share your story and reclaim your power. David Irvin is a survivor and a dedicated member of the Jane Doe No More Survivor Speak team. At 21 years old, he endured a traumatic experience of sexual assault, an ordeal he kept secret for 30 years before finding the courage to share his story during the MeToo movement. David is passionate about raising awareness of the realities male survivors face and advocating for hope, healing, and prevention. Through his public speaking and advocacy, he emphasizes the importance of confronting trauma, shedding the stigma around male survivors, and reclaiming self-worth. Topics Discussed:David's experience as a male survivor of sexual assaultThe process and challenges of disclosure and healing after 30 years of silenceImpact of trauma on mental health, relationships, and self-esteemUnique challenges faced by male survivorsRole of therapy and support groups in recoveryThe concept of being a "warrior" versus "survivor"Advice and encouragement for other survivors to seek support and healingOngoing journey of healing and importance of self-careYour voice matters — please take our short survey so we can keep creating content that speaks to you.Connect with Jane Doe No More:Follow on IGJanedoenomore.org
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About Voice2Change
Jane Doe No More has chosen to talk about an epidemic that has plagued the world for centuries. Sexual crimes are the most misunderstood and under-reported crimes on the planet. We've set out to change that. Each of us can and should play a role in prevention. In this podcast you will hear directly from survivors who will discuss the important conversations that will create real and meaningful change. Jane Doe No More is a survivor led organization whose mission is education, prevention, advocacy, and support.
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