# Chanel Miller
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chanel miller (born June 12, 1992) is an American writer and artist based in San Francisco, California and New York City, New York. She first came into the public eye anonymously after she was sexually assaulted on the campus of Stanford University in 2015 by Brock Allen Turner. The victim impact statement she wrote and read at her assailant's sentencing hearing the following year went viral after it was published online by Buzzfeed, and was read 11 million times within four days.
Shifting our reactions in the moment by thinking of the origin
In this episode of Shift Happens I share a quote from Chanel Miller. \"Before making any decisions, try to identify the origin feeling.\" I share how this relates to parenting and how it can help you so much on your parenting journey!
Shifting in a Triggering Moment with your Kids
In the debut \"shift happens\" video I\'m sharing an inspiring thought that I have held onto for months from Chanel Miller, author of the book Know My Name. She shared how she views depression. I think her brilliant visual helps so much when we are triggered by our kids. Please like, share and ...
MOmentum for Change Season 5, Episode 10: Sarah Weinman on Without Consent
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Sarah Weinman, "Writer, Editor, Crime Lady," joins MOCADSV to discuss her most recent book, Without Consent: A Landmark Trial and the Decades-Long Struggle to Make Spousal Rape a Crime. Weinman shares insights on the 1978 Rideout trial, the nationwide struggle to make spousal rap...
Friends Living Well Podcast 041: Consent, Trauma, & The Voices of Other Women
Content warning: This episode discusses sexual violence, rape, and trauma.
In this episode, we're talking about consent, sexual violence, and what several high-profile cases reveal about the conversations we need to be having.
We discuss the Cornell 7 case, Emma Sulkowicz's Carry That Weight proj...
PODLY WOMEN: When Someone Else’s Worst Day Becomes Content
When does staying informed become watching someone else’s suffering for entertainment?
A news story leads us to a court video, then to reaction posts, comment sections, and strangers’ theories about what really happened. Reality television invites us into people’s relationships and crises. But w...
We Are All Jane Doe
Content note: this episode includes a frank discussion of sexual assault. Daffnee and Torri start with a lighter detour into witchy intuition, magical thinking, and the mystery of why every hotel room has a Bible. Then they turn to the conversation they say they could not skip: the Cornell case t...
🛶 Speaking Up on River Party Culture, Outdoor Assault + Sobriety: Run Coach and Midwife Acadia Gantz | See Her Outside Podcast
Acadia Gantz is a midwife, running coach, and former river guide and ski patroller who lives, works, and plays in the western Maine mountains.
Content note: this episode includes discussion of sexual assault, alcohol use, disordered eating, and depression. Please take care while listening.
Aca...
Cornell 7: When Collective Guilt Fogs Justice
Two students on bicycles, a silent campus, and a courtroom where blame floats like mist: this episode examines the Cornell 7 case to ask whether collective guilt helps or hinders real justice.
We explore the bystander effect, Chanel Miller’s story, and why naming names, evidence, and due process...
Brock Turner & Candon Dahle: A Promising Young Man- Part 1
Six months in jail. Three months actually served. That's what former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner received after being convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious Chanel Miller.
In another case, Candon Dahle received 180 days in jail following years of sexual abuse of a child.
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How Can We Respond Better to Sexual Violence?
About this episode: Headlines about an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University provide a devastating reminder of how common sexual violence is in the U.S., particularly among high school and college students. In this episode: Michele Decker, whose research focuses on gender-based violence pr...
