Tracy Schott's Voices4Change Radio: Ending Intimate Partner Violence

February232021

Nanette Chezum explains how to survive an abusive relationship with a law enforcement officer

Tracy Schott's Voices4Change Radio: Ending Intimate Partner Violence
Tracy Schott's Voices4Change Radio: Ending Intimate Partner Violence
Nanette Chezum explains how to survive an abusive relationship with a law enforcement officer
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Today on Voices4Change: A Note from Tracy Schott, host — Today, we welcome to the show Nanette Chezum, a survivor of a verbally and psychologically abusive relationship with a law enforcement officer.

In the years since, Nanette has made it her life’s work to educate the public about intimate partner abuse through her personal story. Her expertise includes all forms of domestic abuse — especially the early warning signals that sometimes manifest in a new relationship. An avid writer, Nanette pens blogs on her website and has created a Facebook community page, Courage Corner: Domestic Abuse Awareness.

Topics include:

  • verbal and psychological tactics used by abusive personalities
  • self-care tips, unhealthy behavior
  • empowerment and healing
  • speaking up about intimate partner abuse and shaming
  • blaming tactics used by society and offenders

Nanette is a nationally-recognized speaker and an active volunteer with various Colorado-based and national non-profits that educate about domestic abuse, promote healthy relationships, and empower survivors to heal, thrive, and live their best lives.

On today’s episode of the Voices4Change Radio Show, Tracy will ask Nanette:

  • What do you hope law enforcement will learn from your platform?
  • What do survivors of OIDV desire the most?
  • How does OIDV tie in with police brutality issues?

Learn more at nanettechezum.com

Be sure to tune in at 1 pm EST Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021, on Facebook Live.

Your Host: Filmmaker Tracy Schott, founder, Voices4Change • Producer, director “Finding Jenn’s Voice”

About the show: With the goal of ending intimate partner violence, Tracy’s documentary “Finding Jenn’s Voice,” brought to light the horrifying fact that one of the leading causes of death during pregnancy is homicide. Determined to stop the international devastation, the Pennsylvania-based entrepreneur has launched a weekly podcast/video series to shine a light on the survivors and experts around the world who are working toward the same goal.

Our guests: Statistics tell us that one in three women will be the victim of intimate partner violence. From teens to the brave women and men who survived domestic violence, you’ll meet them, the researchers, the providers, and the experts who are working to end this premeditated crime.

We’ll see you every Tuesday at 1pm EST: Log on to www.Facebook.com/hopekatzgibbs where Tracy’s publisher and publicist Hope Katz Gibbs will introduce the show.

Learn more about Tracy’s global project: Voices4Change.net

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