Something was wrong is intended for mature audiences, as it discusses topics that can be upsetting,

such as emotional, physical, and sexual violence.

Content warnings for each episode and confidential and free resources for survivors can be found

in the episode notes.

Some survivor names have been changed for anonymity purposes.

pseudonyms are given to minors in these stories for their privacy and protection.

Testimony shared by guests on this show is their own and does not necessarily reflect the

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considered innocent and less proven guilty in a court of law. Thank you so much for listening. You don't know anybody because of someone because of because of bringing because because bringing education to empower ourselves, make change, bring change in the legal system.

That's very much a huge part of what motivates the work that I do.

And working with survivors each day has taught me how many holes there are within our system and how necessary the work

that can the consent awareness network does. They have been following and supporting the podcast

and survivors for several seasons now. I've had the pleasure of connecting with Nina Lucas,

who's joining us today, Joyce Short. And they have

wonderfully, and to all of our benefit, agreed to come on and educate us and help us all

understand more about consent and our rights and need for change in the legal system.

So without further ado, thank you so, so much, Joyce and Nina for joining me

for this special episode. Your time is so valuable and the work you do is extremely important.

And I'm incredibly thankful for your time and the resources that you bring to survivors.

Well, thank you, Tiffany, for having us on. And thank you for all the work that you do to raise

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