Webmaster Dr. Margaret Jamal 2009

My Time to Tell

When we can't talk about it, we can't begin to heal.

 

My Time to Tell promotes healing and prevention of Revictimization fom Sexual Abuse through Peer Support and Giving Voice to Victims and Empowering Survivors.

 

 

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Saturdays at 10:00 AM CST

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This program will ive voice to victims, support for survivors and recovery from revctimization with news updates, resources and more.

 

Gina gives updates about sexual abuse, giving voice to victims and celebrating survivors.

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Asia shares news about resources to help walk the path of abuse recovery.

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Dianna reports about legal matters and advocacy to monitor the progress towards effecting change in how we address sexual assault and abuse.

Join us this Saturday at 10:00 AM CST for the opportunity to hear from others or even share some of your own testimony.  Sometimes we just need to know that someone cares.  And there are also those times that we are urged to simply be a support for others.  More information...

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Prevent Revictimization of Abused Youth

The purpose of the P.R.A.Y. Project is to develop and encourage educational and recovery services for young victims of sexual abuse; To encourage collaborative efforts among the faith community, public officials and other stakeholders to combat this critical issue's effect on the increase in juvenile delinquency and substance abuse as well as adult destructive behaviors.

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Based on the Book When Girls Don't Tell, Author/Director Dr. Margaret Jamal plays a roll in addressing Revictimization from Child Sexual Abuse. See video...

Audio Reading of "When Girls Don't Tell"

 Jury gives 50 year sentence to former coach found guilty of sexually assaulting a child

 A jury has awarded a 50 year sentence to a former youth softball coach found guilty of continual sexual assault of a child.

Walking one-by-one out of the courtroom, the family of a young girl sexually abused by Matthews kept close after news her former softball coach will spend the next 50 years in jail.... Read more

Revictimization Far More Likely for Women

CHICAGO — Gender plays a significant role in the rate and type of revictimization experiences of adults with a
childhood history of abuse, according to a retrospective study of 207 adults.
Revictimization was self-reported by 90% of the cohort, but overall women were significantly more likely
to experience revictimization than were men, principal investigator Anne Dietrich, Ph.D., said at the annual
meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies.
The women were 3.5 times...Read more

"And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb, and by the word of their testimony." 

Revelation 12: 11

This website is especially for women and girls who have experienced revictimization from child sexual abuse. Revictimization from child sexual abuse is when someone suffers sexual abuse in additional separate situations after first being sexually assaulted as a child. Those who experience Revictimization from child sexual abuse often feel that their experiences are too great and complicated to talk bout. Therefore they suffer in torment, silence, fear and a cycle of unhealthy and destructive behaviors. This site is intended to encourage openness and disclosure in order to begin the healing process and freedom from the bondages that exist. Each person who has experienced these traumatic occurrences need a Time to Tell in order to embrace the Time to Heal.