#Raise Your Voice

FINDING JENN'S VOICE is an award-winning film that tells the story of a woman silenced. Jennifer Snyder was murdered in 2011 by her married boyfriend after he learned that she was pregnant. Like many women who are in unhealthy, controlling relationships, her killer had never so much as hit her before the day he shot her. FINDING JENN'S VOICE lifts the story of Jennifer's death out of the tabloid narrative that blames victims and instead helps viewers understand the complexities of controlling relationships.

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Survivor Stories are More
Compelling than Statistics

It is the survivors of intimate partner homicide attempts who help us to find Jenn's voice, and to understand the dangers overlooked by so many. Their insights and experiences allow the film to give a voice to the voiceless, and leave the viewer with a message that is hard to forget.

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OUR TRAINING

After thousands of screenings of Finding Jenn's Voice, we have embarked on this grassroots effort to change the deadly statistics of intimate partner homicide. We have heard how impactful the film is when incorporated into professional training and have responded by creating online training tools for law enforcement and healthcare professionals.

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Training For Healthcare professionals

Training for nurses, doctors, dentists and other healthcare providers on recognizing and responding to intimate partner violence.

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Training For law enforcement

Training for police, probation, parole and criminal justice professionals on effectively responding to intimate partner violence to prevent intimate partner homicide.

OUR MISSION

Voices4Change envisions a world where intimate partner abuse is not tolerated by any community, where systemic interventions to domestic violence are effective and evidence-based, and where survivor voices lead the change

Simple Actions that Can
Make a Difference
1 in 3 Women Worldwide experience intimate partner violence.
Choose 1 in 3 ways to make a difference
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OUR TOP VOICES


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Tracy Schott

Tracy Schott, MSW, MS is the Producer/Director of Finding Jenns Voice, the award-winning documentary film about intimate partner homicide featured in Voices4Change. She has presented to audiences internationally on abusive relationships, pregnancy, and the medias role in shaping the arrative on domestic violence. Tracy is uniquely qualified to tell this story. She received her MSW from the University of California Berkeleyas School of Social Welfare in 1985. She practiced for fifteen years as a child and family therapist with many adult and child victims of abuse, was the administrator of a womens counseling center, and an adjunct faculty in Graduate Social Work. After witnessing the power of television in shaping behavior and attitudes with her own children, Tracy decided to pursue her interest in creating social change through media. She obtained her MS in Telecommunications in 2000 from Kutztown University. Tracy is the founder of Schott Productions and has produced, written and directed hundreds of projects including short films, TV commercials and content.

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David Adams

David Adams, Ed.D., is Co-founder as well as Co-Director of Emerge, the first counseling program in the nation for men who abuse women, established in 1977. David has led groups for men who batter and conducted outreach to victims of abuse for 36 years. He has led parenting education classs for fathers for 12 years. He is one of the nations leading experts on men who batter and has conducted trainings for social service and criminal justice professionals in 45 states and 16 nations. He has published numerous articles and book chapters, and writes a featured blog on The Huffington Post. David is a Commissioner on the Massachusetts Governors Council on Sexual and Domestic Violence and Director of the National Domestic Violence Risk Assessment and Management Training Project. His book, Why Do They Kill? Men Who Murder Their Intimate Partners, was published by Vanderbilt University Press in 2007. Dr. Adams is a featured contributor to Finding Jenn's Voice.

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Leah Olszewski

Leah Olszewski ,is a consultant with a Big Four firm, an Army Officer, and accomplished entrepreneur whose world was turned up side down when her active duty Air Force boyfriend, with whom she lived outside of Travis Air Force Base, California, physically assaulted her for the fifth time o October 11, 2017 knowing she was pregnant. He then ran from the house and police. Over the next three days, she miscarried.

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Lisa
Lisa

Lisa is a survivor of an abusive relationship and attempted partner homicide. Despite her experiences, today she thrives. As a life coach, she helps heart-centered, dreamers make a meaningful contribution in the world and be the love, joy and presence they wish to see in the world. For aily inspiration, you can follow her here:

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Charolotte Anne

Charolotte Anne is one of the survivors in Finding Jenn's Voice. Charolotte survived a brutal strangulation attack in 2009 while pregnant. She is a mother of two daughters and works as an advocate for change. Charolotte strives to strengthen relationships between the community and gover ment agencies to achieve the common goal of one day ending violence by awareness, intervention, guidance, and public service. She serves on the Minnesota Crime Victims Reparations Board and the Survivor Advisory Group to the Governors Office. Charolotte believes the big picture is key to the smaller picture. It's not just my day job, these are people's lives!

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Lisette Johnson

Lisette Johnson has been featured on NPR's The Takeaway, and in Time, The Washington Post, Huffington Post and USA Today. She has testified before Congress and the Virginia General Assembly in her violence prevention advocacy work. Lisette was shot in 2009 by her husband, in front of the r children, who then took his own life. Her blog can be found at ShamelessSurvivors.com

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charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More


charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More


charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

charolotte
charolotte anne

Her name was Jennifer Snyder. She was a vet tech who loved every animal she encountered. Read More

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