This is Julie Sarset, Cricut contributor, author of books and co-founder of the Ascent

Education Fund where we give college scholarships to students regardless of their immigration

status.

You are listening to Cricut Conversations and this is the second installment of our special

series of On The Brink, Women Who Are On The Edge Of Making History.

In this episode I talk to Amanda Wang, who is on the brink of becoming a noble peace

prize winner for her work in ushering loss that protects sexual assault victims at the

federal level in the United States and in each and every state.

And she's even working with the United Nations to create a global bill of rights for survivors.

Just a quick note before we begin.

If you are a survivor, first of all, we believe you.

I believe you.

Secondly, we discuss issues of sexual assault in this episode.

So if it could be at all triggering, please keep that in mind as you listen.

We hope that by hearing from Amanda, you will be empowered to know that you are not alone

and that your voice matters.

Amanda, thank you so much for coming into the studio and talking to us.

I'm really excited to have this conversation with you.

And excited is like a weird word because it's an important critical issue, but I'm excited

to hear your initiatives and your voice and your perspective.

So, okay, so just to start us off, I really believe that so much of social movement begins

with a story and it begins with a personal story.

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