In this episode, we sat down and talked with Will Rivera, whom is a 9/11 Cancer Survivor, an advocate for survivors of sexual and gender based violence, and image-based violence, and a candidate in Oneonta, New York Town Supervisor.

We discussed Will's story, platform and vision. You can learn more about Will by going to his campaign website, willriverafornewyork.com or by following him on social media:

LinkedIn: Will Rivera (Same picture as shown on this episode)

Instagram: @WillForOneonta

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In this Episode, we sat down and talked to @IntimacyLacey for a conversation about the not so different Purity Culture vs. Rape Culture. Lacey is a Certified Sex, Relationship, and Intimacy Coach and sex/kink educator based in Los Angeles.

"Lacey Bond (IntimacyLacey) is a Certified Sex, Relationship, and Intimacy Coach and sex/kink educator in Los Angeles. She lived the quintessential religious purity culture experience, raised in the Evangelical church and school, graduated from Biola University, and was featured in the 2015 documentary Give Me Sex Jesus. Lacey brings that lived experience in helping clients heal (or “unfuck themselves”) from purity culture.

Lacey is passionate about helping clients develop healthy relationships, and connect with their own sexual identity in a shame-free way. Her specialty is working with clients who are at the start of their journey into sexual freedom and self-expression, and she takes a collaborative, client-centered approach that gives them space to chart their own course with a supportive “navigator” alongside them."

You can follow Coach Lacey Bond @IntimacyLacey on social media, and by going to her website IntimacyLacey.com

In this episode, our Founder, Zachary Mallory, sat down and interviewed Omny Miranda Martone, who is a queer, disabled, and nonbinary survivor who turned their rage and survivorship into starting the Sexual Violence Prevention Association.

"Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, we strive to create a world where everyone can live free from the threat of sexual violence. We believe that by challenging harmful attitudes and behaviors, and advocating for policies that prioritize safety and respect for all, we can prevent sexual violence systemically and create a safer, more equitable society."

You can follow the Sexual Violence Prevention Association on social media @SVPAOfficial or by visiting their website, https://s-v-p-a.org/about-us/

In this episode of the Rise Above Justice Movement podcast, we sat down and talked with Maggie Gehlsen-Burnett.

Maggie Gehlsen-Burnett is a feminist writer, content creator, and co-host of the podcast Pretty Furious. A former beauty queen turned podcaster, she’s known for mixing candor, comedy, and cultural critique. She’s also a brand strategist and advocate with deep experience in media, storytelling, and survivor support through organizations like RAINN and End Rape on Campus. Maggie currently resides in Illinois with her husband and two corgis, Bruce and Arthur.

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In this episode, we sat down and talked with Marlee Liss, whom is a survivor and the founder of the Non Profit organization, Survivors4Justice Reform.

Marlee Liss is a restorative justice advocate, award-winning speaker, and embodiment coach. She is also a Jewish, lesbian feminist and trailblazer. Marlee made history in the justice system when her sexual assault case became the first in North America to conclude with restorative justice through the courts.

You can follow Marlee on social media @MarleeLiss and follow S4JR @Survivors4JusticeReform

In this episode of the Rise Above Justice Movement podcast, host Zachary Mallory welcomes Anna, a published author and advocate for economic equality. Anna shares her personal journey from a Head Start program to elite educational institutions, highlighting the stark economic disparities she witnessed. She discusses her work with the Sadie Collective, aimed at empowering Black women in economics, and introduces her book, 'The Double Tax,' which addresses the compounded costs of racism and sexism. The conversation emphasizes the importance of community engagement, activism, and the need for collective action to address systemic inequalities.

Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman is an award-winning Ghanaian-American researcher and writer. She is also a published author and the title of her first book is 'The Double Tax: How Women of Color Are Overcharged and Underpaid" and in this episode, we interview Anna and ask about what the Double Tax is and how we as a society can change the current systems.

You can follow Anna on social media @ItsAfronomics

Kate Ranta is a survivor of domestic violence and gun violence. Kate is also a published author, and writer of 'Killing Kate' which is more than a book, it's a whole experience.

You can follow Kate on social media @RantanRavin or by visiting her website, www.kateranta.com

We sat down and talked with the Legendary Nia Renee.

In this unfiltered, unedited, and unscripted conversation, our Founder talked with Nia Renee who is a legendary survivor advocate and leader, and founder of the How to Love A Battered Woman, LLC. She is a speaker and someone whom we admire very deeply.

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You can find out more about Nia Renee on her website, https://coachniarenee.com/ and on social media @CoachNiaRenee

Our website: RiseAboveJusticeMovement.com