You Don't Know A Wayfind Collective Podcast

What happens when a child experiences sexual abuse? What happens inside of them - to their brain and body? What kinds of external responses might we see? And what happens, if we discover that the exact same atrocity happened to their mother or father? How can they heal and move beyond the trauma to lead whole, happy, healthy lives? Enter the brilliant work of places like the Children's Center for Hope & Healing (⁠www.HopeAndHealingGA.org⁠).The Children's Center for Hope & Healing's mission is to restore dignity, trust, and hope to individuals and families traumatized by child sexual abuse through accessible and effective therapy, advocacy, and education.

All of this they provide FOR FREE.

Children's Center for Hope & Healing is a local mental health resource for survivors of childhood sexual abuse here in our neighborhood. But (and this is very important) - no matter where you are, you probably have one of these centers very close to you. In the event that you do not, please know that you can call any of them. They will not turn you away, they will do their very best to help you find local resources no matter where you are, and if you do not have local resources, they will help you as much as they possibly can.

Anyone can make a referral or request services. You do not have to have DFCS involvement to receive services. If you or a loved one has experienced sexual abuse, visit the CCHH referral page (link: ⁠https://www.hopeandhealingga.org/referrals⁠) or call (770) 532-6530 to get help.

The National Sexual Assault Hotline Number is 1-800-656-4673.

In this episode you'll discover how CCHH partners with survivors and their families to treat wounds, restore dignity, and bring restoration that will have ripple effects through generations for the entire neighborhood.

View full story from this episode ——>>  ⁠https://wayfindco.com/podcast/⁠CCHH



Timestamps

I.  Intro 00:00-03:56

II.  Susan's Story 03:57-10:41

III. The Children's Center Story 10:42-33:18

IV. Sit With It 33:19-43:26

V. Outro 43:27-45:06



Find + Follow Children's Center for Hope & Healing (CCHH)


Children's Center for Hope & Healing ⁠www.HopeAndHealingGA.org⁠


CCHH on Facebook



Groups + Orgs Mentioned


Rape Response  ⁠https://www.raperesponse.com/⁠



Find + Follow Wayfind


Wayfind Collective ⁠https://wayfindco.com/⁠


@WayfindCo on Insta ⁠https://www.instagram.com/wayfindco/⁠ 


Wayfind Collective on Facebook ⁠https://www.facebook.com/wayfindcollective⁠


WayfindCo on YouTube ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@wayfindco⁠





Show Music


Theme: “Special (Instrumental)” by Smile High featuring Antwaun Stanley


“Wasn't I Worth It” by Kings Kaleidoscope



Show Produced + Edited + Narrated by Deanna West and Lindsey Migliori

Show and Video Podcast Graphics by Rebekah Williamson

Wayfind's mission is to learn what it truly means to love your neighbor as yourself. 

So, we share the stories of our neighbors in order to evoke a culture of movement that seeks to bridge the gaps in our neighborhoods.

Everything we do is because of the generous support of many people just like you, so thank you, from all of us on the Wayfind team for being a part of this project with us.


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Why does any of this matter? Is this just a podcast you tune into because you enjoy our banter? Maybe it makes you feel better to expand on our understanding of certain topics involving our neighbors... but what next?



We wanted to spend some time talking about a word we hate - volunteering. What's our first reaction when we hear the word? Why do we do it? Why do we feel compelled to and/or guilty about (not) volunteering? What does it mean for us... our neighbors... our society... our time in history to be a people who know what we think about volunteering?


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Listen in for this youth episode with featured storyteller Meg Channell (mental health info sponge and feelings whisperer) as we carefully discuss the topic of SEXUAL ASSAULT. Walk with us through definitions, info about survivors, and how healthy relationships can bring wholeness. 

Find outlines, worksheets, insight from experts, and other resources at ItCouldBeYouPod.com

Timestamps:

I. Intro (00:00-01:18)

II. What Is Sexual Assault? (01:18-03:47)

III. Uncomfortable Yet Common (03:47-05:39)

IV. Survivors (05:39-08:57)

V. Why It Matters To You (08:57-11:24)

VI. Healthy Relationships (11:24-13:40)

VII. Now What? (13:40-17:28)

VIII. Questions (17:28-19:04)

X. Outro (19:04-20:17)

Music:

"Alive (Instrumental)" by Kings Kaleidoscope 



Show Produced + Edited by Deanna West and Lindsey Migliori

Show Narrated by Lindsey Migliori

Podcast Graphics by Rebekah Williamson


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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youdontknowpod/support

We asked the team at Rape Response to share the stories of some survivors of sexual assault that have walked through their doors. 



Timestamps



I.  Intro (00:00-1:33)

II.  Set Up (1:33-10:37)

III.  Sarah (10:37-16:11)

IV.  Sommer (16:11-20:34)

V.  Sarah + Sommer (20:34-28:42)

VI. Sommer, "Men Also Suffer" (28:42-34:27)

VII. Lily (34:27-36:05)

VII. Caeley (36:05-43:52)

VIII. Teardown (43:52-49:48)

IX. Outro (49:48-51:32)



Groups + Orgs Mentioned




Rape Response www.RapeResponse.com



Show Music

Theme Music:

“Special (Instrumental)” by Smile High featuring Antwaun Stanley

Transitional Music:

“Won't You Be My Neighbor” by AQUA STONE THRONE



Show Produced + Edited + Narrated by Deanna West and Lindsey Migliori

Show Graphics and Youtube Slides by Rebekah Williamson


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Rape Response has carried out its mission to provide support, advocacy, and education, providing services to survivors of sexual assault while safeguarding the dignity of each person served since 1988. Their services include a 24-hour crisis line, counseling and support groups, medical accompaniment, crisis intervention, judicial accompaniment and support, professional training, education and community awareness, sexual assault response team coordination, and forensic medical exams. 

All of this they provide FOR FREE.

Rape Response is the local sexual assault center here in our neighborhood. But (and this is very important) - no matter where you are, you probably have one of these centers very close to you. In the event that you do not, please know that you can call any of them. They will not turn you away, they will do their very best to help you find local resources no matter where you are, and if you do not have local resources, they will help you as much as they possibly can.

If you are a survivor of sexual assault, you can call Rape Response on their crisis line at 770-503-7273 or 807-211-1999.

The National Sexual Assault Hotline Number is 1-800-656-4673.

View full story from this episode ——>>  https://wayfindco.com/podcast/raperesponse

Timestamps

I.  Intro 00:00-1:01

II.  1in6 Video (by 1in6.org) 1:02-8:09

III. SetUp 8:10-11:32

IV. The Rape Response Story Part I // Jen Tarnowski 11:33-24:26

V. SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) // Janie Steckenrider 24:27-38:14

VI. The Rape Response Story Part II // Jen Tarnowski 38:15-51:12

V.  Sit With It 51:13-58:31

VI.  Outro 58:31-59:46

Find + Follow Rape Response


Rape Response  https://www.raperesponse.com/


RR on Instagram  https://www.instagram.com/raperesponse/


RR on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/raperesponseinc



Groups + Orgs Mentioned


RAINN (Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network)  https://www.rainn.org/



Find + Follow Wayfind


Wayfind Collective https://wayfindco.com/


@WayfindCo on Insta https://www.instagram.com/wayfindco/ 


Wayfind Collective on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/wayfindcollective


WayfindCo on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@wayfindco


Our sister (youth-focused) podcast: It Could Be You 


Find us on Patreon for more goodies: https://www.patreon.com/Wayfind



Show Music


Theme: “Special (Instrumental)” by Smile High featuring Antwaun Stanley


Transitional: “Alive” by Kings Kaleidoscope 



Show Produced + Edited + Narrated by Deanna West and Lindsey Migliori

Video Podcast Graphics by Rebekah Williamson

Wayfind's mission is to learn what it truly means to love your neighbor as yourself. 

So, we share the stories of our neighbors in order to evoke a culture of movement that seeks to bridge the gaps in our neighborhoods.

Everything we do is because of the generous support of many people just like you, so thank you, from all of us on the Wayfind team for being a part of this project with us. 


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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youdontknowpod/support

Listen in on our brilliant conversation with featured storyteller Justin Lindsey (urban missionary and community coordinator in Atlanta) as we discuss the topic of INCARCERATION. 

Walk with us through the stories surrounding incarceration: the dehumanization, why you should care, and how we can come together to support the people impacted.

Find outlines, worksheets, insight from experts, and other resources at ⁠ItCouldBeYouPod.com⁠

Timestamps:

I. Intro (00:00-01:14)

II. Story (01:14-04:56)

III. Dehumanizing (04:56-11:55)

IV. Why Should You Care (11:55-13:38)

V. What If It Was You (13:38-16:37)

VI. Now What (16:37-17:46)

VII. Questions (17:46-18:43)

VIII. Outro (18:43-19:23)

Music: "Alive (Instrumental)" by Kings Kaleidoscope 

Show Produced + Edited by Deanna West and Lindsey Migliori

Show Narrated by Lindsey Migliori


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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/youdontknowpod/support