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A quick update on my good news and surgery recovery! Unfortunately, recovery took much longer than excepted but new episodes are coming soon! Thank you again for your patience and support!

A quick update on episodes! I'm taking a little break from recording and editing to focus on my health! Thank you for your patience and support! New episodes coming May 26th!

Karli chats Child Abuse, Sexual Violence, and Domestic Violence Prevention with Lynnea Erickson Laskoski, Communication & Prevention Services Director at Safe Passage in DeKalb, Illinois. Find out more about what prevention education looks like for kids and adults, and how organizations are working with students, schools, and community groups to prevent violence and support survivors. https://safepassagedv.org/ @safe_passage_dekalb

This is an impromptu conversation and example of how you can talk to your (white) young kiddos about Racism and the deaths and events of Brown and Black people, like George Floyd. This conversation and book reading isn't perfect, but it's a good start to continuous conversations for kiddos! https://akidsbookabout.com/?ref=KARLIJOHNSON TIPS:Be open and honest while being age-appropriate Use emotions they understandIntroduce kiddos to new words and keep repeating those words and examplesDon't drag the conversation; when he says he's done I stop because of his short attention spaceAlthough the topic isn't fun, you can make learning fun for kids!

We know things are rough so Oliver and Karli want to spread some motivation to help you get through the rest of your week! If you need more support, just ask these incredible organizations!https://karlijohnson.com/get-help

Meet Stevie, she/her, in Bozman, Montana and Founder of We Are HER. Tune in to meet this amazing survivor connector as she shares information on We Are HER and how victims and survivors can connect with others across the globe!https://www.weareher.net/https://shows.acast.com/we-are-her/episodes