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The "Me Too" movement has been very effective in highlighting the widespread prevalence and horrific realities of sexual violence globally. The WHO estimates that 1 out of 3 women has suffered from sexual violence. I strongly believe that in order to solve an issue, we need to understand its root causes and then take actions to solve it. I also believe that, as a society, we have both the power to fight against this problem as well as a responsibility to do it.The aim of this podcast will thus be to look at the issue from a variety of different angles and identify opportunities for actions.
DreamMakers hosts Fighting Rape Culture, a society show with 18 episodes published.
The worst part of sexual trauma is that it blocks our ability to receive, it makes us want to hide away our truest Self, it shatters us in a million broken pieces… So where do we go from there? How do we rebuild our live
What happens when the people who are sent out to help others in foreign countries become the source of their nightmares? How can people who choose to do work to serve and protect people in precarious situations turn arou
Et si le plus grand danger des nouvelles technologies n'était pas l'intelligence artificielle, mais l'utilisation qu'en font certains êtres humains ? Les cas de "revenge porn" et de deepfakes pornographiques se multiplie
On se demande toujours pourquoi les victimes ne portent pas souvent plainte. Et si une partie de la réponse se trouvait dans le processus judiciaire ? Les procès Depardieu ou de Mazan en France ou le procès P. Diddy aux
Et si la justice n'était pas une simple question de condamnation ? Que faire lorsqu'une victime de violences sexuelles ne souhaite pas un procès, n'a pas suffisamment de preuves, ou cherche une réparation qui va au-delà
« Qui ne dit mot consent » : cette vieille maxime est définitivement enterrée dans le droit belge. Depuis 2022, une révolution silencieuse a eu lieu. Le Code pénal a été réformé en profondeur pour placer le consentement
Porter plainte, c'est bien. Mais être préparé·e au parcours judiciaire qui suit, c'est mieux – et c'est souvent ce qui fait la différence entre un processus retraumatisant et une démarche de reconquête de son pouvoir. 💪
“Big boys don’t cry.” What if that’s where the harm begins? In a world flooded with toxic influencers and confusingmessages about what it means to “be a man,” Lewis Weblock is doing something different. He’s bringing hon
Porn has become the world’s de facto sex educator—and it’s failing us. What happens when we replace awkward silence with honest conversations about real-world intimacy? In this episode, Cindy Gallop, founder of MakeLoveN
Deepfake pornography. Gendered disinformation. Women leaving politics after relentless online abuse. How did we get here—and more importantly, how do we fight back? In this episode, Marie Lamensch, co-founder of the Mont
Children facing judges for sexting and bullying. Children taking their own lives after intimate pictures are shared online. How did we get here—and more importantly, how do we fix this? In this episode, Professor Shaheen
Think patriarchy is just about outdated traditions? Think again! In this episode, we dive deep into how patriarchy underpins sexual violence, exploring concepts like benevolent and hostile sexism, and the violence pyrami
In this uplifting continuation of our two-part series, we delve into holistic and creative ways to support your healing journey from sexual abuse. From the grounding power of meditation and breathwork to the soothing ben
In this powerful episode, we explore 10 transformative ways to heal from the trauma of sexual abuse. Whether you're just beginning your healing journey or seeking deeper emotional restoration, this episode offers a pract
Think self-defense is just about physical fights? Think again! In this episode, we unveil how feminist self-defense is a game-changer in the battle against rape culture. Learn how empowering women and girls with the tool
"What were you wearing?" "Where you drunk?" "Why didn't you fight back?" Why are survivors of sexual violence often held responsible, whether partially or fully for what happened to them? In this episode, I will be divin
What is Rape Culture? What promotes Rape Culture? Why do we call it "a culture"? Isn't it just about the survivor and the perpetrator? In this episode, I will be diving into all these questions, trying to answer them as
The "Me Too" movement has been incredibly effective in highlighting the widespread prevalence and horrific realities of sexual violence across the globe. The WHO estimates that 1 out of 3 women has suffered from sexual v
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