MOmentum for Change: Voices of the Missouri Movement

Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
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MOmentum for Change: Voices of the Missouri Movement

The MOmentum for Change podcast is produced by the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence. This interview and discussion-style podcast features advocates and thought-leaders across Missouri who are united under our common goal of ending rape and abuse in Missouri. MOmentum for Change hosted by Nora Mosby and is available in a video format on our YouTube Channel at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4rNzACjIbvPY09LUyX78sTs6V-DezyNn&si=j4BBPWnVtNtqLcya

  1. JUL 3

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 7: Bridging the Gap with DeafLEAD

    Send us a text DeafLEAD is available to provide empowering, trauma-informed advocacy services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence who are Deaf. They are also available to provide support and information to advocacy organizations who serve these individuals. In this episode of MOmentum for Change, DeafLEAD Advocates, Tozzie Smith and Rachel Ebner, talk further about DeafLEAD, their empowerment-based approach, and a new ASL course they have developed to bridge the gap between service providers and survivors who are Deaf.    Episode notes:  Find more information about DeafLEAD at https://deaflead.org/.    Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory to connect with supportive services.   The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed. A transcript of this episode can be found at the following link MOmentum for Change Season 4 Episode 7 Transcript

    1 hr

  2. JUN 16

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 6: Trailblazer, Elizabeth Herrera

    Send us a text Elizabeth Herrera is a visionary, a leader, and a true trailblazer for women. In this episode of MOmentum for Change, Elizabeth talks about the veteran’s program for women that she leads at Stephens College, her efforts in Puerto Rico to connect young women with educational opportunities, and how her commitment to women’s empowerment and positive social change has inspired her ongoing service to the community.   Find information about Mission Promise Kept at https://live-stephens-college.pantheonsite.io/life-at-stephens/center-of-excellence-for-veteran-student-success/.   Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory to connect with supportive services.    The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed.

    57 min

  3. MAY 2

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 5: Maternal Mental Health and Advocacy with Dr. Melanie McKean

    Send us a text Domestic and sexual violence, pregnancy, and mental health are deeply connected issues. Join Dr. Melanie McKean, a Reproductive Psychiatrist with the Maternal Health Access Project, for a discussion about perinatal psychiatry and how domestic and sexual violence advocates can connect survivors with mental health services before, during, and after pregnancy.    Episode notes:  To register for the Maternal Health Access Project, visit: https://redcap.umkc.edu/surveys/?s=PRLLH4W3WLWTWH8A.Enroll in the online training that DHSS provided in partnership with MOCADSV, Responding to Domestic Violence with Pregnant and Postpartum Patients at https://mocadsv.coalitionmanager.org/eventmanager/onlinetraining/details/2588.   Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory to connect with supportive services.    The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed.

    57 min

  4. APR 8

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 4: Celebrating 50 Years of MOCSA

    Send us a text The Metropolitan Organization Countering Sexual Assault (MOCSA) is celebrating 50 years of preventing sexual assault and supporting survivors in both Kansas and Missouri. In this episode of MOmentum for Change, MOCSA’s current President and CEO, Julie Donelon and former CEO, Palle Rilinger join MOCADSV for a discussion of the history of the organization, progress that has been made, and their hopes for the future of the anti-rape movement. Find more  information about MOCSA at https://mocsa.org/.   Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory to connect with supportive services.    The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed.

    52 min

  5. MAR 12

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 3: Movement History with Becky and Jennifer

    Send us a text In recognition of Women’s History Month, Becky Vermeire and Jennifer Hill discuss their involvement in the Missouri domestic and sexual violence advocacy movement. They reflect on earlier days of providing services, their involvement with statewide efforts, and the important role that humor has played in sustaining their work. They also talk about other women in the movement who have inspired and supported them and how these relationships have been foundational to much of the positive social change that has taken place here in Missouri.     Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory to connect with supportive services.    The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed.

    1h 4m

  6. FEB 11

    MOmentum for Change Season Four, Episode2: Youth Services and Empowerment

    Send us a text Young people experience unique challenges that present advocacy programs with an opportunity to provide support and make a true difference. In recognition of Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, this episode features a discussion of serving youth with Kristyn Young, Social Worker with the Youth and Family Advocacy Program at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri and Samantha Ghormley Hill, Member Services Specialist at MOCADSV. Kristyn and Samantha talk about difficult circumstances that young people may face and resources that are available to provide support, empowerment, and care.   Episode Notes:   Youth and Family Advocacy Program at Legal Services of Eastern Missouri at https://lsem.org/youth-and-family-advocacy/   Content warning: Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory at www.mocadsv.org to connect with supportive services.   The opinions in this podcast are based on the knowledge or experiences of the author and guests, and should not be used in place of actual legal or financial advice. You should seek appropriate counsel regarding the implementation of the ideas expressed.

    1h 5m

  7. JAN 15

    MOmentum for Change Season 4, Episode 1: Human Trafficking Awareness with MOCATE

    Send us a text Many domestic and sexual violence advocacy organizations regularly provide services to survivors of human trafficking. In recognition of Human Trafficking Awareness Month, MOCADSV is joined by Jordan Campbell and Libby Trammel from the Missouri Coalition Against Trafficking and Exploitation for a discussion of the nature and dynamics of trafficking, the current landscape of services in Missouri, and resources available to support survivors.    Episode notes:    Human Trafficking Basics ToolkitMOCATE Resource Guide: https://mocate.org/mrg/MOCATE Standards of Care: https://mocate.org/soc/MOCATE Trainings: https://mocate.org/trainings-2/National Human Trafficking Hotline: https://humantraffickinghotline.org  Content warning: Some episodes of MOmentum for Change have conversations that include content and descriptions of domestic and sexual violence, which may be alarming or activating for some listeners. Please take care and visit the MOCADSV Directory at www.mocadsv.org to connect with supportive services.

    59 min

  8. 12/09/2024

    Season 3, Episode 12, Part 1: Unity at the MOCADSV Conference

    Send us a text In the final Episode of Season 3 of MOmentum for Change, we hear a compilation of voices from the Missouri Movement, interviewed at the MOCADSV Conference in Columbia on November 6-8, 2024. These conversations discuss highlights from the Conference, thoughts on advocacy and services, and confirms that, when we work together as a united movement, we truly can, and do, achieve more. Many thanks to the following Conference attendees who joined MOCADSV as guests on this episode:    Tressa Price, Executive Director at The Agape House Inc. of Mountain ViewLori Haney, Executive Director at Citizens Against Spousal Abuse (CASA)Dr. Stephanie Logan, Executive Director at DeafLEADSarah Ehrhard Reid, MSW, Chief at The Department of Health and Senior Services, Office on Women’s HealthAmanda Gowen, Outreach/Child Advocate at Haven HouseJennifer Hill, Civil Court Advocate at Haven House Carrie Farmer, Paralegal at Legal Services of Southern MissouriMeghan Wheeler, Staff Attorney at Legal Services of Southern MissouriKaycee Luna, Associate Director at Survival Adult Abuse Center Inc.Alisa White, Executive Director at Survival Adult Abuse Center Inc.Dr. Zipporah L. Burns, Health Chair at The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) SpringfieldKai Sutton, President at the National Association for The Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) Springfield Dee Ogilvy, Vice President at the National Association for The Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) SpringfieldLaura Halfmann Morris, Co-Manager and Social Worker of Lasting Solutions at Legal Services of Eastern MissouriAja Buie, Director of Residential Services at The Women’s Safe HouseMcKenna Nguepsi, Director of Development and Advancement at The Women’s Safe HouseBecky Vermiere, Executive Director at The Crisis Center of Taney County

    1h 1m
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The MOmentum for Change podcast is produced by the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence. This interview and discussion-style podcast features advocates and thought-leaders across Missouri who are united under our common goal of ending rape and abuse in Missouri. MOmentum for Change hosted by Nora Mosby and is available in a video format on our YouTube Channel at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4rNzACjIbvPY09LUyX78sTs6V-DezyNn&si=j4BBPWnVtNtqLcya

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