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Voice & dignity

Silenced No More

Unveiling the Taboo of Childhood Sexual Abuse and Rebuilding Trust

Silenced No More addresses childhood sexual abuse and the barriers that can prevent people from speaking about what has happened to them. It asks readers to consider the lasting importance of safety, dignity and being heard.

The book encourages a serious conversation about responsibility: how adults respond, how communities listen and how trust can be damaged. It reflects Susie’s wider advocacy for human dignity and her role as Ambassador for The Louise Nicholas Trust.

This book discusses childhood sexual abuse. Readers may wish to approach the material at their own pace.

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For reflection & discussion

Continue the conversation.

  1. What makes it difficult for a person to speak about harm?
  2. What does listening with respect require of us?
  3. How can institutions make responsibility visible in their everyday actions?

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