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Voices of Impact | Alison Mau - E2 - Journalist, Survivor Advocate, Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand
Journalists and Writers Foundation JWFVoices of Impact: Women Leading Sustainable Change - Episode 2 Alison Mau, Journalist, Survivor Advocate and Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand She spent 40 years reporting on sexual harm. Then she left journalism to build something different. Alison Mau is a journalist, survivor advocate and the Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand's first independent reporting platform for survivors of sexual harm. In this conversation, she speaks about why awareness alone has not been enough, why so many survivors never report what happened to them and what it means to approach this work as a survivor herself. AlisDevamını okuDaha az göster
Voices of Impact: Women Leading Sustainable Change - Episode 2
Alison Mau, Journalist, Survivor Advocate and Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand
She spent 40 years reporting on sexual harm. Then she left journalism to build something different.
Alison Mau is a journalist, survivor advocate and the Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand's first independent reporting platform for survivors of sexual harm.
In this conversation, she speaks about why awareness alone has not been enough, why so many survivors never report what happened to them and what it means to approach this work as a survivor herself.
Alison also explains how Tika gives survivors an alternative way to report, why choice and agency matter and how she hopes the platform can change what justice looks like.
“I want you to feel hope.”
This conversation was recorded for Voices of Impact, a series by Hear Her Stories in partnership with the Journalists and Writers Foundation.
#SurvivorAdvocacy #SexualViolenceAwareness #SexualViolence #GenderJustice #SurvivorVoices #MeToo #NewZealand #WomenLeadingChange #HearHerStories #JWF
Alison Mau, Journalist, Survivor Advocate and Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand
She spent 40 years reporting on sexual harm. Then she left journalism to build something different.
Alison Mau is a journalist, survivor advocate and the Co-Founder of Tika, New Zealand's first independent reporting platform for survivors of sexual harm.
In this conversation, she speaks about why awareness alone has not been enough, why so many survivors never report what happened to them and what it means to approach this work as a survivor herself.
Alison also explains how Tika gives survivors an alternative way to report, why choice and agency matter and how she hopes the platform can change what justice looks like.
“I want you to feel hope.”
This conversation was recorded for Voices of Impact, a series by Hear Her Stories in partnership with the Journalists and Writers Foundation.
#SurvivorAdvocacy #SexualViolenceAwareness #SexualViolence #GenderJustice #SurvivorVoices #MeToo #NewZealand #WomenLeadingChange #HearHerStories #JWF
