Rise Above Justice Movement Podcast

In this episode, we sat down with a incredible human being, Alisa Zipursky.

Alisa is a writer, public speaker, published author and a survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse (CSA).

'Healing Honestly' can be purchased nationwide at your favorite online stores.

You can follow Alisa on social media @RealGoodTraumaTalk

You can also follow her work on Substack, healinghonestly.substack.com/

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Marialana Kinter, who is running to represent District 7 of Florida in Congress.

We discussed domestic violence, and her time in the Military, and why she is running for Congress, and went over parts of her campaign platform.

You can learn more about Marialana on her website KinterForCongress.com or by following Marialana on social media @KinterForCongress

In this episode, we sat down and had a in depth conversation with our friend of our movement, Issy Vine.

Issy is a former Metropolitan Police employee, whistleblower, and passionate advocate for truth and accountability, and founder of SpeakUPNowUK.

You can follow Issy on social media @IssyVine and @SpeakUPNowUK

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Bonnie Bell, the sister of Danielle Bell, who has been missing since September 30th, 2001.

Danielle went missing on the day of September 30th and has not been heard from since. Listening to this episode, you will be able to piece things together and understand the concern about finding Danielle Bell.

You can follow Bonnie on social media @DanielleBellsSister

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Meg Schnetzer, a complex trauma survivor, licensed educator, and someone that we found to be an incredible human and advocate for survivors.

Meg can be found on social media @_HealWithMeg_

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Terra Newell, known for taking down John Meehan, aka 'Dirty John' is a survivor baddie, podcast host, true crime storyteller, and advocate for ethical storytelling and what that means and looks like for survivors.

You can follow Terra on social media @TerraNewell

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In this episode, we sat down and talked with Marina Lacerda, who was previous best known as 'Minor Victim #1' in the 2019 Jeffrey Epstein case.

Marina Lacerda has turned her pain and rage into advocating for justice for survivors.

It was a honor of a lifetime to sit down and talk with Marina.

You can follow Marina on social media @MarinaLacerdaForSurvivors

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Karen Hansen, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse turned advocate for survivors, and professionally, she focuses on Interior Design.

Karen currently serves on the Palm Beach County Criminal Justice Commission and represents victims & Survivors of Crime.

You can follow Karen on social media @Wren_Hansen_

We sat down and spoke with Emily Quint, a survivor, published author, and advocate for restorative justice.

Emily is based in Canada and advocates for policies to help survivors navigate alternative ways of gaining justice.

You can follow Emily on social media @EmilyFindsHealing

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Kelsey Cohen from Michigan, who is a cancer and domestic violence survivor and has been deeply involved in organizing her community to get them involved and help make change.

Listen as we talk about ways that Kelsey has been involved, and turning her story and rage into action.

You can follow Kelsey on social media @KelseyDoingHerBest

In this episode, we had an unfiltered, unhinged and unedited conversation with Colleen Luckett, also known as the @TheAbortionFluencer on social media. Be sure to follow along with her journey as she advocates for abortion access and reproductive rights, alongside investigative journalism.

In this episode, we sat down and talked with Summer Willis. An athlete, survivor, and the inspiration behind the 'Summer Willis Act,' which closed a loophole and helped survivors gain justice, and created the 'Strengths Through Stride' non-profit, which is about determination and helping others see justice and understand that healing is possible.

You can follow Summer Willis on social media @LikeSummerWillis

In this unedited, and unfiltered episode of the Rise Above Justice Movement podcast, we sat down and talked with Audrey Wascome, a survivor of CSAM, and advocate in Louisiana.

Audrey is the definition of a leader and the inspiration behind 'The Audrey Wascome Act'

You can follow Audrey on social media @AudreyHayworth