WE Survive Abuse/Tonya GJ Prince

WE Survive Abuse/Tonya GJ Prince

por Tonya GJ Prince

Beyond Survival: Claiming Your Healed Identity After Abuse

This episode of We Survive Abuse isn't just about surviving; it's about *thriving*. After navigating the challenging path to recovery, you've emerged stronger, wiser, and with a newfound identity. But what does it mean to truly *own* that identity?We explore the powerful process of embracing your healed self, claiming your narrative, and taking command of your future. Learn practical strategies for building self-confidence, setting healthy boundaries, and crafting a life that reflects your authentic strength.This is your invitation to celebrate your resilience and step boldly into the person you were always meant to be. Let's reclaim your power together.

The Role of Homeownership in Women’s Liberation: Domestic Violence and Homelessness

In this episode, explore the critical intersection of domestic violence and homelessness, revealing how 38% of women escaping abuse face housing insecurity.We’ll discuss the transformative potential of homeownership, land ownership, and property rights in creating safety, equity, and liberation for women of all ages. Also, learn about Harriet Tubman’s inspiring legacy as a homeowner.

From Objectified to Empowered: Women’s Rights in Medicine Inspired by Henrietta Lacks

Henrietta Lacks’ story is a stark reminder of the injustices women, especially Black women, have faced in the medical field. Her cells, taken without her knowledge or consent, revolutionized modern medicine but also highlighted systemic exploitation.In this episode, we reflect on what her legacy teaches us about demanding dignity and respect from the medical community. We explore how women can advocate for themselves by refusing to be dehumanized and objectified in naming women as a group. This episode is a powerful call to action for equity and respect in medicine for female patients, with Henrietta's extraordinary impact as a guiding light.

12 Special Powers Every Woman Should Protect

In this episode, we unveil 12 Special Powers Every Woman Should Protect Fiercely These are not just strengths—they are sacred forces that shape your identity, resilience, and influence. Whether it’s the power of intuition, the magic of creation, or the unshakable force of your voice, this episode will inspire you to reclaim and celebrate your innate strength. Perfect for women ready to rise unapologetically.

You Are Worthy Now and You Were Worthy Then: Featuring Brielle Fowler

In this empowering episode of Survivor Affirmations, we emphasize the power of uplifting unheard voices and celebrate resilience. Join us as we welcome a new voice- Brielle Fowler- who reminds Survivors of violence and abuse that we are worthy now and that we have always been worthy.

Decades Later: Why Protecting Girls Starts With Their Voices

A lot has changed since earlier decades but not the messages that we send to girls. It is 2025 and we are still telling girls"Be kind" "Be nice" "Be quiet about the pain, discomfort, and injustice in your life. " This episode explores the powerful impact of listening to girls' voices as a critical step in keeping them safe. Despite decades of activism, societal change has been slow, leaving girls vulnerable to abuse, neglect, and violence. We argue that empowering girls to speak, honoring their experiences, and amplifying their voices can drive the cultural and systemic shifts needed to secure their safety.*Sensitive content for Survivors of childhood abuse

No Means No: 8 Essential Tips For Women & Girls to Set Boundaries and Stand Your Ground"

Do you struggle with saying “no” or setting clear boundaries with others? You're not alone. In this empowering episode, we review 8 essential tips for saying no and meaning it.Whether you're dealing with workplace demands, family pressures, or social expectations, this episode is your go-to guide for reclaiming your power and living authentically. You deserve respect, always.

11 Reasons Taking From Girls to Give to Boys is Not Supportive of Equality and Fairness for Girls

In this frank and thought-provoking episode, we tackle a crucial question: Are policies and societal norms that prioritize "equal opportunities" for boys often undermining the progress made for girls?Join Tonya GJ Prince, a veteran women & children's rights advocate, as we dive into 11 compelling reasons why redistributing resources, opportunities, and attention away from girls to favor boys doesn't just hurt fairness—it undermines true equality. Through candid storytelling, and radical honesty, we explore the systemic patterns that disproportionately impact girls in education, healthcare, sports, and leadership. This episode sheds light on why fairness for one group doesn’t mean diminishing the progress of another and how true gender equality should look like mutual empowerment—not trade-offs.If you’re ready to challenge the status quo and stand for authentic equity, this episode is for you.Empower girls. Elevate fairness. Reimagine equality.

Survivor Affirmations I Deserve Peace Within Myself

In this short but empowering episode of We Survive Abuse, titled "I Deserve Peace Within Me", Tonya GJ Prince invites survivors to reclaim their inner peace with unapologetic grace. Tonya explores the transformative journey of embracing self-care, releasing fear, and allowing peace to flourish within.Whether learning to trust yourself again or letting go of past pain, this episode offers profound affirmations and actionable steps to help survivors nurture their serenity.

Survivor Affirmations My Female Existence is Sacred and Worthy of Unapologetic Self-Care

In this powerful episode of WE Survive Abuse, we speak six affirming statements that honor your healing journey. Abuse survivors often carry deep wounds, but self-care is a radical act of self-love and restoration. By breaking free from societal expectations and prioritizing your own needs, you reaffirm your worth and take back your power. Join us for an inspiring conversation about embracing your sacredness and healing through intentional, unapologetic self-care.
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