Our Bodies Ourselves’ Judy Norsigian: Activist, Educator…Finds Hope in My Work!

Our Bodies Ourselves‘ Judy Norsigian This interview by Betsyann Faille was published in the JAN 26 2017 issue of The Clyde Fitch Report. I was both shocked and honored that Judy would mention me in her interview. She is an amazing woman who has devoted her life to helping women. This is a very proud moment for … Continue reading →

Sexual Assault: A 21st Century Civil Rights Issue

The following is an article I wrote for Our Bodies Ourselves (OBOS). OBOS is a nonprofit, public interest organization based in Cambridge, Mass., that develops and promotes evidence-based information on girls’ and women’s reproductive health and sexuality. I am honored to be a guest contributor. For generations, Our Bodies Ourselves has empowered women to understand … Continue reading →

Free Video “Sexual Harassment: Not In Our School!” is Now Available

I am so happy to announce that Sexual Harassment: Not in Our School! is now available. I invite you to preview the free video and related materials at ssais.org/video and to share this game-changing resource with everyone you know. You can locate specific content using the Video Contents link at ssais.org/video. You may also click on the image below to go directly to the … Continue reading →

Not Old Enough to Vote, These Florida Teens Still Have Great Advice for the Next POTUS

(WOMENSENEWS)– Listen to the advice of others. Don’t let the opposition affect how you govern. Crush misogyny. These are just a few of the pieces of advice from girl leaders in Sarasota, Florida, for the next president of the United States regardless of who wins on Nov. 8. Video journalist Minnah Stein talked to teens … Continue reading →

Student Empowers Young Girls Through Leadership

I was so flattered when Manny, a reporter with The Torch, contacted me about doing an article on my activism and service work. I was happy to participate and happy to see the finished piece. Manny did such a great job reporting on some of the things I’m working on. However, there are two things … Continue reading →

The Question All Prospective Students Should Ask Colleges

Not too long ago, my parents dragged me to a lecture about the college admissions process. As a sophomore, I wasn’t all that interested in this information yet, but as soon as the lights dimmed and the presentation began, I found myself transfixed — and even surprised. It turns out the admissions process is not … Continue reading →

Why I Became A Sexual Assault Activist At 14

April 29, 2016 – I didn’t set out to become an activist: Activism found me three years ago at the age of 12, when my friends started to date. One couple became legendary at our school — but not in a good way. One day I’d see them walking hand-in-hand, the next day they would … Continue reading →