Welcome to Betrayal Trauma Recovery. This is Anne. I'm excited to get to today's guest, but before I do, I just want to give a shout out to Betrayal Trauma Recovery Group, which is our daily online support group. It's an amazing

resource. There are multiple sessions a day in multiple time zones, so you never

have to make an appointment. You never have to leave the house, you never have to put

makeup on, and any time you need support you can jump on and be with a network of supportive

women.

So if you have not seen the schedule for the betrayal trauma recovery group, go to

BTR.org, click on services and then click on daily support group. Find your time zone or the time zone that's closest to yours and

you can see how many sessions are available. We would love to see you in a session today.

All right. Now on to our guest today. All right, now on to our guest today.

She is the creator of the Instagram account Honor Code Stories.

And I actually interviewed her when her Instagram account was blowing up over the summer of 2019.

And after everything blew up, there were some protests at BYU and there were some changes made. I have reached

out to her to see if the changes that were made are working and she said that

although there have been some changes that they still have a long way to go.

So she expressed gratitude for the changes that have taken place and hope that the dialogue continues.

If you know how things have improved or gotten worse or

whatever, will you please go to this episode on our website, go to BTR.org, go to education and then podcast with

transcriptions find this episode and please will you comment there and let me

know if things have improved the reason I'm actually airing this is not necessarily

to specifically look at BYU and the problems that they've had there with Honor Code related

to victims of abuse or victims of sexual

assault but it's to highlight this misogynistic problem that all of society

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