Category: Civil Rights/Social Justice

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The Real Truth About False Allegations (A Conversation)

Tonya GJ Prince October 18, 2018

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Boys of Color

Their Eyes Are Watching

Tonya GJ Prince October 17, 2018

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. WESurviveAbuse.com collaborated AndHeRestorethMySoulProject.org to bring awareness to how domestic [...]

Be Encouraged

Story Time!!! Molested Depressed Anxiety and Stress I MADE IT! by Iam Juice

Tonya GJ Prince October 15, 2018

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Boys of Color

My Molestation Story by King Galloway

Tonya GJ Prince October 14, 2018

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Advocates/Activists

Male Privilege | A Thought Experiment In A Woman’s Greatest Threat #Metoo by Remson Noire

Tonya GJ Prince October 13, 2018

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Advocates/Activists

Just One Quote: I’m No Longer Accepting the Things I Cannot Change….Angela Davis

Tonya GJ Prince October 11, 2018

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Civil Rights/Social Justice

Setting Boundaries for Healthy Relationships by Counselor Carl

Tonya GJ Prince October 10, 2018

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Child sexual abuse

Does the Black Community Protect Men Over Women in Sexual Assault Cases? ESSENCE Now

Tonya GJ Prince October 7, 2018

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Civil Rights/Social Justice

Race a Factor in Sexual Assault Intervention, Study Finds by Global1 News Network

Tonya GJ Prince October 7, 2018

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Be Encouraged

Just One Quote: They Will Try You. They Will Fail.

Tonya GJ Prince October 6, 2018

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Women of Color, Guest Post

Tonya GJ Prince March 15, 2017

Deconstructing Gender and Social change: B. Cole

http://youtu.be/QQn2xQsEBfU The presenter is B. Cole, founder of the Brown Boi Project. She facilitated a rich conversation on the new challenges facing leaders in the domestic violence ... [...]

LGBT, People with disabilities

Tonya GJ Prince July 1, 2015

How What We Don’t Know About Suicide is Killing People

According to the CDC: In 2013 (the most recent year for which full data are available), 41,149 suicides were reported, making suicide the 10th leading cause of death for Americans. In that year, someone in the country died by suicide every 12.9 minutes.I read an article online about [...]

Girls of Color, Be Encouraged

Tonya GJ Prince April 13, 2018

Best Motivational Speech for Girls

More @ http://youtu.be/jeG_1UxmYpQ http://youtu.be/jeG_1UxmYpQ [...]

Boys of Color, Faith

Tonya GJ Prince October 19, 2015

Why I am So Thankful for the Sacrifices that Black Folks are Making to Fight Sexual Violence

It stings. It burns. It hurts like hell. You will never forget the pain. All wounds must be thoroughly cleaned in order to effectively heal. When I was a kid I cut my left knee on a metal sliding board. I remember screaming like somebody sliced my knee off. The gash was no bigger [...]

Women of Color, Art Equals Change

Tonya GJ Prince August 25, 2018

How Journaling Can Be Therapeutic: My Recovery Journal

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Faith, Art Equals Change

Tonya GJ Prince July 4, 2018

24 Reasons Survivors Can’t Help Falling In Love with Journaling

24 benefits of keeping a daily or weekly journal: Relieves stress Inspires creativity Helps you overcome obstacles Facilitates productivity Hones writing skills Encourage Self Expression Fosters effective communication Facilitates decision making Improve [...]

Faith, Advocates/Activists

Tonya GJ Prince October 9, 2015

High Five from WESurvive: 3 Crucial Life Lessons from Survivor LaQuisha Hall

Survivors are my favorite people. Hands down, no contest. I love their war stories, their wisdom, their testimony. They inspire me. I weep with them. I serve them. I fight with them in battle. I’d like to bring to your attention some of the awesome Survivors doing great t [...]

Women of Color, Domestic Violence

Tonya GJ Prince November 8, 2017

Domestic Abuse: I felt the need to prove myself

http://youtu.be/4htndM7xjX4 In this video, I discuss how he manipulated me to the point I felt the need to prove myself to him. ~ I am a survivor. Voiced Courage is a compilation of short ... [...]

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HYPNOTIC: Focus that WINS Battles!

Founder/Editor: Tonya GJ Prince

With over 24 years of service, Tonya GJ Prince is the community’s go-to expert in healing, preventing, and overcoming both domestic and sexual violence.

Tonya is an author, activist, advocate, Survivor, speaker, counselor, & mentor. She is the founder & editor of WESurviveAbuse.com and SurvivorAffirmations.com.

Her work as a counselor in a domestic violence shelter inspired her to start BraidtheLadder.org. Braid the Ladder is a project which aids residents of shelters.

Tonya’s unique service emphasis has been dedicated to; crisis counseling, education, centering the voices of victims and cross-cultural empathy and storytelling.

As a Survivor of child rape, Tonya practices intentional healing.

Tonya GJ Prince holds a BS in Organizational Management & Development from Bluefield College.

~Not everyone appreciates the voices of Survivors of domestic violence. WE do! ~Not everyone values the voices of Survivors of sexual violence. WE do!