EPISODE · Jun 19, 2025 · 52 MIN
I held the power then - Kelly speaks with Annie Robinson about holding her abuser to account
from Kelly Oliver Dougall · host Kelly Oliver Dougall
Send us a textJoin me as I chat with Annie @astitchinthesky - we touch on women's rights, abuse, and we were disturbed a few times once by a cat and then by a wasp! Keywordswomen's rights, activism, personal stories, feminism, motherhood, cultural perspectives, Let Women Speak, historical abuse, community, women's safetyTakeawaysAnnie's journey into activism began with her research on personality disorders.Attending Let Women Speak events helped Annie connect with like-minded individuals.Speaking at events can be empowering and therapeutic for survivors of abuse.Annie's experience with historical abuse shaped her perspective on women's rights.The normalization of women returning to work shortly after childbirth is concerning.Community support is crucial for women navigating motherhood and employment.Cultural differences impact perceptions of gender and safety.The media plays a significant role in shaping public perception of women's issues.Annie believes that activism is essential for the future of women's rights.The importance of sharing personal stories to inspire others and create change.SummaryIn this conversation, Annie Astitchinthesky shares her journey into activism, highlighting her personal experiences with abuse and the importance of speaking out. She discusses the challenges women face in balancing motherhood and employment, the cultural perspectives on gender and safety, and the role of community in supporting women's rights. The conversation also touches on the impact of historical abuse, the normalization of women's issues in media, and the future of women's activism.TitlesEmpowering Voices: Annie's Journey in ActivismFrom Silence to Strength: The Power of Speaking OutSound bites"My story is positive now.""I held the power then.""It's not normal, really, is it?"Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background02:39 Personal Experiences and Activism05:29 Speaking Out: The Sheffield Experience07:53 The Impact of Historical Abuse10:20 Women’s Rights and Societal Expectations13:09 Balancing Work and Family Life15:54 Cultural Reflections and Personal Stories18:28 Confronting Fear and Reporting Abuse21:08 The Importance of Speaking Up24:03 Reflections on Race and Community26:37 Denial and the Complexity of Abuse30:14 Facing the Courtroom: A Personal Journey32:49 Empowering Women: Let Women Speak Events36:37 The Impact of Activism: Voices of Change41:20 Navigating Controversy: Gender and Rights Discussions45:42 Historical Inquiries: Addressing Past InjusticesBe My Guest - Do you have an experience that you would like to share on my YouTube channel? Book now - https://kellyoliverdougall.co.uk/be-my-guest/Work with me - If you have an experience that you would like some help with, I am a counsellor and I would love to support you. You can book a free no obligation consultation here - kellyoliverdougall.co.uk/counsellingSupport the show
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Send us a textJoin me as I chat with Annie @astitchinthesky - we touch on women's rights, abuse, and we were disturbed a few times once by a cat and then by a wasp! Keywordswomen's rights, activism, personal stories, feminism, motherhood, cultural perspectives, Let Women Speak, historical abuse, community, women's safetyTakeawaysAnnie's journey into activism began with her research on personality disorders.Attending Let Women Speak events helped Annie connect with like-minded individuals.Speaking at events can be empowering and therapeutic for survivors of abuse.Annie's experience with historical abuse shaped her perspective on women's rights.The normalization of women returning to work shortly after childbirth is concerning.Community support is crucial for women navigating motherhood and employment.Cultural differences impact perceptions of gender and safety.The media plays a significant role in shaping public perception of women's issues.Annie believes that activism is essential for the future of women's rights.The importance of sharing personal stories to inspire others and create change.SummaryIn this conversation, Annie Astitchinthesky shares her journey into activism, highlighting her personal experiences with abuse and the importance of speaking out. She discusses the challenges women face in balancing motherhood and employment, the cultural perspectives on gender and safety, and the role of community in supporting women's rights. The conversation also touches on the impact of historical abuse, the normalization of women's issues in media, and the future of women's activism.TitlesEmpowering Voices: Annie's Journey in ActivismFrom Silence to Strength: The Power of Speaking OutSound bites"My story is positive now.""I held the power then.""It's not normal, really, is it?"Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background02:39 Personal Experiences and Activism05:29 Speaking Out: The Sheffield Experience07:53 The Impact of Historical Abuse10:20 Women’s Rights and Societal Expectations13:09 Balancing Work and Family Life15:54 Cultural Reflections and Personal Stories18:28 Confronting Fear and Reporting Abuse21:08 The Importance of Speaking Up24:03 Reflections on Race and Community26:37 Denial and the Complexity of Abuse30:14 Facing the Courtroom: A Personal Journey32:49 Empowering Women: Let Women Speak Events36:37 The Impact of Activism: Voices of Change41:20 Navigating Controversy: Gender and Rights Discussions45:42 Historical Inquiries: Addressing Past InjusticesBe My Guest - Do you have an experience that you would like to share on my YouTube channel? Book now - https://kellyoliverdougall.co.uk/be-my-guest/Work with me - If you have an experience that you would like some help with, I am a counsellor and I would love to support you. You can book a free no obligation consultation here - kellyoliverdougall.co.uk/counsellingSupport the show
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