Events
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Find all our events in one place. Enroll in our writing workshops, tune into our speaking events, and more as we continue to raise awareness for survivors of sexual abuse and assault and share their stories.
Steadfast: Are Men our Allies?
A growing number of men today are advocating for feminist causes, notable among them public figures.
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Victim Blaming
“You had to know what was going to happen if you went up to his apartment.”
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Gender Equity: Is It Equal?
We promote gender equality, their experiences often involve navigating complex questions around what it means to be an ally.
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Rape Culture: Myth or Fact?
It might sound like just another way to talk about high-profile rape scandals, but they are a result of it.
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Anonymous: Here’s How I Tell My Story
Nom de plume - Create your character and let them tell the story!
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I’m Terrified: How Can I Tell What Happened
I can’t risk telling my story. My husband, my children, my job, my church.
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Blog - On the Margins: Who’s Missing?
Those who fall off the margins and no one cares because they’re brown.
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WHW2N Workshop
SOLD OUT
We’re offering our Release the Secret & Heal workshop to the Women Helping Women 2 Network community for an exclusive rate!
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Sign up before all slots are taken - Limited to 12 people!
This event is for WHW2N members only.
Materials and Zoom meeting link will be provided by email after payment is submitted.
WHW2N Workshop
SOLD OUT
We’re offering our Release the Secret & Heal workshop to the Women Helping Women 2 Network community for an exclusive rate!
Time: 1:30-4:00 PM
Sign up before all slots are taken - Limited to 12 people!
This event is for WHW2N members only.
Materials and Zoom meeting link will be provided by email after payment is submitted.
WHW2N Presentation
at The Blue Onyx, Houston, TX 77027
Stand with us as we introduce our mission to network of women looking to support other women in their business endeavors. We'll be talking about our upcoming publication and how to write about trauma with patience and kindness towards yourself. We're here, and we're listening.
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Writing Workshop Meeting I
Our Silent Voice teams up with Thomas McNeely, a former Stegner Fellow & Jones Lecturer at Stanford University, to help writers and prospective writers give a voice to traumatic experiences and inspire healing in the retelling. We'll examine examples of strong writing around difficult scenes to understand the craft elements that shaped them.
Forgiveness - How Radical
You don’t have to forgive, but in our experience, it’s an important part of the healing process. In this blog, we talk about forgiving those who caused us trauma as the ultimate act of self-care.
Coercive Control - Is It Love?
There’s a difference between healthy love and unhealthy love, and too often, people struggle to tell the difference. In this blog, we’re parsing the nuances between the two and offering tips for how to identify the differences for yourself.
Self-Trust: Who Can I Tell?
Sharing your story is personal and only you can decide who deserves to hear it, but keeping it locked away can often lead to more anxiety and stress. In this blog, we discuss sharing your story and learning to trust yourself and others.
What’s a Backstory?
Where you came from doesn’t always define where you will go, at least, we don’t think it does. In this blog, we talk about grappling with your past and how only you are in charge of your future.
I’m Fine - Why Do You Ask?
Healing from trauma is a process, but depending on who you shared your story with (or if you’ve shared your story), it’s likely you’ll get these kinds of check-in questions. In this blog, we’re discussing how to navigate the waters of well-meaning people post-trauma.
Writing Trauma - How It Worked for Us
We believe sharing your story will help you heal from the trauma that has kept so many silent, but healing isn’t an easy thing to do. In this blog, we’ll share how writing our own sexual assault and abuse stories helped us on our journey towards healing.