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Women Like Me Podcast Part Two - Commemorating Donna Kshir's 30 Years in Advocacy April 09, 2025
Women Like Me Podcast Part Two - Commemorating Donna Kshir's 30 Years in Advocacy April 09, 2025
Women Like Me Podcast Part Two - Commemorating Donna Kshir's 30 Years in Advocacy April 09, 2025
Saturday 19th April 2025
Celebrate Donna Kshir's 30 years in advocacy with Laurie Ann Smith. Discover the impactful 'Voices for the Voiceless' documentary premiered April 2025.
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Episode Overview
- Donna Kshir's 30-year advocacy milestone celebrated.
- Premiere of 'Voices for the Voiceless' documentary.
- Importance of non-profit advocacy work highlighted.
- Discussion on public child abuse registry proposal.
- Support and collaboration among advocates emphasized.
You're the gift in my life. You're the gift in so many people's lives.
In this heartfelt episode, Laurie Ann Smith commemorates Donna Kshir's remarkable 30-year journey in advocacy. The discussion centers around the recent premiere of the 'Voices for the Voiceless' documentary, which coincided with Donna's advocacy anniversary. Laurie expresses her admiration for Donna's tireless efforts in advocating for the silenced and marginalized, emphasizing the impact of their not-for-profit work.
The documentary, a brainchild of Donna, features insights from fellow advocates Lee Cougardawn Roberts and Michael Skinner, who share their experiences and dedication to protecting children. Laurie highlights the challenges faced by advocates operating without federal funding, underscoring the vital role they play in raising awareness and influencing change. The conversation delves into the proposal for a public child abuse registry, aimed at expediting background checks and preventing child abuse, a cause close to Donna's heart.
As Laurie and Donna recount their advocacy journey, they reflect on the importance of community support and the power of sharing educational resources. Michael Skinner's contribution to the documentary is praised, as he continues to influence and inspire through his 'Surviving Spirit' newsletter and public speaking engagements. The episode also touches on the heartbreaking stories of child abuse and the urgent need for more robust protective measures.
Donna's personal experiences and her unwavering commitment to advocacy are celebrated, with Laurie emphasizing the profound impact Donna has had on their community. Listeners are encouraged to watch the documentary, share the podcast, and support the advocates' mission by purchasing books and visiting websites linked in the description. Laurie and Donna's conversation serves as a poignant reminder of the power of advocacy and the difference it can make in the lives of those who need it most.