Tracy Schott's Voices4Change Radio: Ending Intimate Partner Violence

Feb. 9, 2021: A Note from filmmaker Tracy Schott, founder, Voices4Change and host, Voices4ChangeRadio.com — We are going to have so much fun shining a spotlight on two truly amazing women who for years have been the powerhouses behind the Global Peace Film Festival.

Meet Kelly DeVine, Artistic Director: With the goal of turning powerful stories into community-in-action, her work at the film festival supports and amplifies Central Florida civic, faith, educational, and activist groups by curating film and media events to raise awareness and catalyze audiences. read more...

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February 2, 2021: A Note from filmmaker Tracy Schott, founder, Voices4Change and host, Voices4ChangeRadio.com — Today on the Voices4Change Radio Show, I am thrilled to have interviewed Pooja Monga, a Delhi, India-based entrepreneur who prides herself on being a catalyst of creating positive change.

Click here to watch our conversation on Facebook Live where you’ll learn more about this Truly Amazing Woman

“Through the art and science of data visualization, I help create compelling stories that influence positive shifts in the world,” explains the woman who is leading several digital transformational initiatives associated with gender equality. “I am an engineer by degree but an activist by heart.” read more...

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A Note from filmmaker Tracy Schott, founder, Voices4Change and host, Voices4ChangeRadio.com — It is a pleasure to introduce you to Doreen Hunter, creator of the Americas Conference to End Coercive Control. We are interviewing her just days before the start of the 2021 conference — January 31-February 1, 2021. Learn more at theacecc.com.

Doreen brings a unique voice and personal experience to the conversation of domestic abuse. “I am a victim myself — caught in the very system where my child is not being protected. I speak to the current research, Texas data of child abuse and child abuse fatalities, and share from my own experience about the need to address ACEs and trauma for Texas children.” read more...

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A Note from Filmmaker Tracy Schott, founder Voices4Change and host of the Voices4Change Radio Show — I am happy to introduce you to Kelsey McKay, a highly recognized national expert on criminal asphyxiation in the context of sexual and interpersonal violence, child abuse, and human trafficking.

She is also the president and CEO of RESPOND Against Violence, an organization that integrates the experience of individuals, communities, and systems to improve the collective response to violence and trauma.

“After decades of work on the front lines, RESPOND was established to fill identified gaps in the system that impede justice, healing, and advancement of reform,” says the former prosecutor in Travis County, Texas, who worked exclusively to prosecute strangulation related crimes. “We are committed to providing tools to assist practitioners and facilitate a survivor’s experience with the systems designed to protect them.” read more...

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Tuesday, January 12, 2021: Hello, and welcome to the introductory episode of the Voices4Change Radio Show on the Inkandescent™ Radio Network, produced by Hope Katz Gibbs. In this episode, you’ll meet your host, award-winning filmmaker Tracy Schott.

She has become famous for her work with “Finding Jenn’s Voice,” a deep dive into the stories of domestic violence survivors who help us find solutions to putting an end to this worldwide epidemic.

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You’ll learn about the organization Tracy has created to end domestic violence: Voices4Change You’ll learn more about her journey to direct and produce Finding Jenn’s Voice Tracy will give you insight into the goal of the Voices4Change Radio Show And, she’ll give you a preview of some of the guests that will be on the show — which airs live on our social media channels every Tuesday at noon, EST About Tracy Schott: read more...

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October 1, 2020, A Note from Hope, founder, Inkandescent™ Radio — It is a privilege to introduce you to documentary filmmaker and producer Tracy Schott. This former social worker is on a mission to give voice to the voiceless to put an end to domestic violence.

Her most recent film, Finding Jenn’s Voice, examines the breathtaking reality that one of the top causes of death during pregnancy is murder. “My goal with the documentary is to explore the nature of abusive relationships by looking beyond the black eye,” she explains for her home in Pennsylvania. read more...

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