Podcasts about safe child act

This week on FRONT ROW with Marc Rotterman: North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein defends the Safe Child Act in NC's Supreme Court, climate change stalls in the US Senate & is NC in the running for a major biomedical facility? On the panel this week: Donna King, Senator Jay Chaudhuri, Senator Vickie Sawyer & Travis Fain

hi friends. in this episode i delve deep into a conversation i've been really eager to have, the difference between dance as a practice and dance as a culture. a really great friend and co-worker of mine, Shaina Ruth, joins me for this deep dive. between her extensive background in ballet and my experience at a conservatory, really important intersections come up that help us talk about what it means to continue progressing in the direction of betterment for students, teachers, and everyone involved in the performance arts world. *CONTENT WARNING* this conversation includes mentions of alleged Sexual Assault, Verbal and Psychological Abuse, Fatphobia, and Grooming, along with allegations against members of the dance community at large. LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. Sources and Resources: Shaina's instagram: shainaruth Joseph McNamara Hefner - Advocacy Journalism (has extensive coverage on social media on UNCSA lawsuit). Joseph is NOT affiliated with any news outlet. twitter: @Joseph_Hefner_ instagram: @jmachefner **FOR UNCSA STUDENTS - Ferpa Request Template for Title IX Documents: https://twitter.com/Joseph_Hefner_/status/1475120369577123842?cxt=HHwWhICz2aOK1_goAAAA Lanier Law Group (spearheading the UNCSA lawsuit): https://www.lanierlawgroup.com/greensboro/#~5l7l0l4 Phone Number: 855-928-3387 SAFE CHILD ACT information via Lanier Law Group: https://www.lanierlawgroup.com/blog/2021/december/what-is-the-safe-child-act-/#~5l7l0l4 **under the Safe Child Act, children who were abused before they turned 18 will have until age 28 to file a lawsuit. Soderlund v. North Carolina School of the Arts: (Decided February 18, 1997) https://caselaw.findlaw.com/nc-court-of-appeals/1206667.html National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673

Some sexual assault victims are running out of time to sue their abusers in North Carolina. Survivor and advocate, Katie Trout, joins me to discuss the what the ending of "lookback period" in the NC SAFE Child Act means for people considering action against their abusers. Plus, ethics experts are concerned over Hunter Biden's art show, activists get tossed from a NC budget meeting, and snakes are all over the news! Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/petekalinershow See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This Week's Topic: Abuse Survivors in Court, What to Expect This Week's Guest is: Katie Trout Katie Trout was born and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, but now lives in the Raleigh area. She was sexually abused by an employee of a prominent megachurch from ages 15-19. She now works to support other survivors in their journey to heal and be heard. Passionate about seeing sexual assault laws change to better support survivors, she helped get the Safe Child Act passed in North Carolina last year. Survivors now have more time to bring a civil suit against their abuser or an organization. Katie's #churchtoo story was featured in the April 2020 issue of Woman's Day magazine. Follow Katie: https://twitter.com/KatieSTrout Instagram.com/ktrout9433

What's being done to find child abuse in North Carolina? North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein and Cristin DeRonja, Executive Director of SAFEchild, join us to discuss the SAFE Child Act, child abuse and many more topics.

What's being done to fight child abuse in North Carolina? North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein and Cristin DeRonja, Executive Director of SAFEchild, join us to discuss the SAFE Child Act, child abuse and many more topics.

What's being done to fight child abuse in North Carolina? North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein and Cristin DeRonja, Executive Director of SAFEchild, join us to discuss the SAFE Child Act, child abuse and many more topics.

What's being done to find child abuse in North Carolina? North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein and Cristin DeRonja, Executive Director of SAFEchild, join us to discuss the SAFE Child Act, child abuse and many more topics.

Barry Goldstein is an internationally recognized domestic violence author, speaker and advocate. He is the author of five of the leading books about domestic Violence and child custody, most recently, The Quincy Solution: Stop Domestic Violence and Save $500 Billion. Barry will be the featured speaker at an international conference in Melbourne, Australia on August 3. He developed the Safe Child Act which is the solution to the widespread failure of custody courts to protect children in abuse cases. Barry frequently serves as an expert witness to try to educate courts about current research. He is Director of Research for the Stop Abuse Campaign and co-chair of the Child Custody Task Group for NOMAS. To listen to the PAVE podcast Episode 014 with Barry Goldstein  please click here: About your host:  Alianne Looijenga is an international speaker motivating organizations to effectively help survivors of partner abuse, child abuse and sexual abuse. She is also the founder of aliannelooijenga.com and the Professionals against violence (PAVE) podcast.   Alianne is a survivor of sexual abuse (including rape); partner abuse; and is the mother of twins who were abused by their biological father after a judge granted him visitation rights when the children were […] The post PAVE 014: Safe Child Act, ACE studies, Protective Mothers, Parental Alienation with Barry Goldstein appeared first on Alianne.

This episode of en(gender)ed features guest, Barry Goldstein, an internationally recognized domestic violence author, speaker and advocate.  He has worked in the DV movement since 1983 and served as an instructor in a NY Model Batterer Program since 1999.  He is co-editor of two volumes of Domestic Violence, Abuse and Child Custody with Dr. Mo Therese Hannah, Representing the Domestic Violence Survivor co-authored with Elizabeth Liu, Scared to Leave Afraid to Stay and The Quincy Solution: Stop Domestic Violence and Save $500 Billion.  Barry is the Research Director for the Stop Abuse Campaign and Co-Chair of the Child Custody Task Force for NOMAS, the National Organization for Men Against Sexism. Barry is here to speak with us today about his work in the courts, gender bias, the Stop Abuse Campaign and the Safe Child Act, a comprehensive legislative solution to the child custody crisis.  If you would like to get in touch with Barry, please email him at info@stopabusecampaign.com. --- Thanks for tuning in to the en(gender)ed podcast! Be sure to check out our en(gender)ed site and follow our blog on Medium. Consider donating because your support is what makes this work sustainable. Please also connect with us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to subscribe to the show!

Tonight's special guest is Margaret (Peggy) Hoffman from Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is an activist and survivor of a toxic family and domestic abuse. Peggy's Native American family suffered multi-generational government oppression and systemic abuses that contributed to growing up in a dysfunctional environment. Her mother had poor health and, after her father took his own life when she was 10, Peggy was raised by multiple family members who were ‘enablers' of abuse. Peggy learned early on about family secrets of incest. Before her current marriage of 22 years, Peggy divorced her first husband after a decade of domestic violence. In 2016, while Peggy's daughter was in the middle of a custody battle, Peggy's 5 yr. old granddaughter disclosed sexual abuse by the father. Although Peggy's daughter did the right things by reporting the abuse to police and a trauma therapist, the courts ultimately disbelieved the allegations, granting custody to the abusive father where her granddaughter still resides today. Peggy says, "Children are the least protected when it comes to sexual abuse.” This systemic failure to protect children who disclose fueled Peggy to dedicate herself to policy reform. She has spent over 1000 hours in training courses and is working as the Pennsylvania director of the Stop Abuse Campaign. She partners with legislators to pass the Safe Child Act and other legislation for family court reform and accountability for legal professionals. According to Peggy, her story has been repeated in about 2.8 percent of custody cases nationwide, with over 7,000 children in Pennsylvania alone ordered into contact or custody of their abuser because of a failing system. Peggy invites listeners to contact her.

Would you be surprised to know that there is no law that says a judge must make a kid's health and safety the first priority when determining custody in a divorce? Every day judges decide where a child will live when the parents divorce. Often they get it wrong, with disastrous results, and those children may be forced to live with someone who has abused or even seuxally assaulted them. Because judges, guardians ad litem, psychologists and other advisors to the courts, don't get it or think the protective parent is lying. It's a tragedy that leaved kids in horrible situations and can set them up for life-long repercussions. The Safe Child Act could change that. Andrew Willis, founder of the Stop Abuse Campaign, and Barry Goldstein, nationally recognized domestic violence author, speaker and advocate, will discuss the Safe Child Act, being considered in several state legislatures as a requirement for child custody decisions. Join us as we talk about how this act could help protective parents, dependent children and the social justice system.

THE SAFE CHILD ACT Would you be surprised to know that there is no law that says a judge has to make a kid’s health and safety the first priority when determining custody in a divorce?  Every day judges decide where a child will live when the parents divorce. It’s always a tough decision, and most people make the most of it because they care about their kids. Often they get it wrong, with disastrous results. And those children may be forced to live with someone who has abused or sexually assaulted them. Andrew Willis, founder of the Stop Abuse Campaign, and Barry Goldstein, nationally recognized domestic violence author, speaker and advocate, will join us to talk about the Safe Child Act. This act, being considered by state legislatures in Hawaii, Pennsylvania, New York, Texas, Utah and Washington, would make child health and safety the first priority in determining custody. Andrew was born in Hong Kong went to school in Great Britain and has not stopped travelling ever since. Following time in the British Army, where he reached the rank of Captain, he spent his life practicing integrated marketing communications and marketing, mostly for global brands. He has been recognized with both creative and marketing effectiveness awards and is a frequent speaker at conferences. Barry Goldstein is a nationally recognized domestic violence author, speaker and advocate.  He is co-chair of the child custody task group for NOMAS and serves as Director of Research for the Stop Abuse Campaign.  Barry Goldstein is the author of the Safe Child Act which is a comprehensive proposal to make family courts safe for children.  He is the author of 5 of the leading books about domestic violence and child custody including The Quincy Solution: Stop Domestic Violence and Save $500 Billion. Join us as we air the show for the first time on Saturday,

Tonight's special guest is Barry Goldstein from Teaneck, NJ, a returning NAASCA family member who's an expert in Domestic Violence and issues of child abuse. Barry shares. "I was blessed with a happy and safe childhood, but I was the victim of retaliation by the NY Court system which suspended my law license for exposing an abusive judge in my efforts to protect a battered mother and her children." The co-chair of the child custody task force of the National Organization for Men Against Sexism, Barry does workshops and provides judicial and other trainings regarding domestic violence particularly related to custody issues. He's also the author of "Scared to Leave, Afraid to Stay," co-editor of "Domestic Violence Abuse and Child Custody" with Mo Therese Hannah and co-author with Elizabeth Liu of "Representing the Domestic Violence Survivor." His newest book is "The Quincy Solution: Stop Domestic Violence and Save $500 Billion," which would dramatically reduce DV crime and child abuse and save enormous sums of money. Barry will also talk about the Safe Child Act which he believes will be very interesting to our listeners, and about the ACE Study (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Research. It strongly supports prevention of child abuse and other child traumas, and definitively establishes that by the time they reach 18, one-quarter of our children have been sexually abused. Barry can be reached at: Barryg78@aol.com