Ronel Monet Koekemoer, from South Africa, discusses her work with GRIT, a technologically innovative organization using AI to support victims and survivors of domestic and gender-based violence. GRIT's initiatives include the GRIT moble app, which offers a panic button, support services map, and a vault for storing important documents. They also have a generative chatbot called ZUZI, available in multiple South African languages, to provide support and information on gender-based violence. Ronel emphasizes the importance of self-care, community, and ethical AI development in their work. GRIT is primarily donor funded and aims to scale their chatbot and expand their data set to better serve survivors.

Survivor and author of the new book, "What the F.. Was That!", Rebecca Lazzelle discusses her two marriages of financial difficulty and financial abuse. Her first husband relied on her for financial support, and her second husband had a history of financial instability and mental illness that quickly manifested early in their marital relationship. Rebecca details the frustration and the gaslighting of her second marriage where her husband continued to get jobs, lose jobs or not bother to get a job at all. She outlines the behavior of a financially abusive predator and how well they can convince you that critical self support is not their responsibility. Rebecca managed the finances in both marriages, leading to significant strain, debt, divorces and eventual violence in her second marriage which she narrowly escaped. Post divorce, Rebecca focuses on her healing journey, becoming a certified energy practitioner and writing a memoir to help others recover from trauma. She hopes her new book, "What the F.. Was That!", will inspire and educate other survivors and potential victims of relationship abuse.

Shari Rash, President of GWA Wealth and host of the"Everyone's Talkin' Money" podcast, discusses her journey from aspiring newscaster to financial expert and wealth builder with her own firm and financial broadcast. She emphasizes the importance of financial literacy, particularly for women, highlighting the historical barriers and taboos women have often faced in establishing their own financial success. Shari founded her company, GWA Wealth, and launched a podcast to empower women financially. She addresses common financial challenges such as emotional spending and stresses the need for financial education. Shari offers strategies on how to teach children about money as well as sound advice for women in abusive relationships, including understanding financial access and how to set funds aside secretly. She details her new launch of the "Everyone's Talkin' Money" private online club for women which offers affordable financial education and support to help women everywhere recover from financial difficulties and rediscover their financial dreams.