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MOmentum for Change: Voices of the Missouri Movement
The MOmentum for Change podcast is produced by the Missouri Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence. This interview and discussion-style podcast features advocates and thought-leaders across Missouri who are united under our common goal of ending rape and abuse in Missouri. MOmentum for Change hosted by Nora Mosby and is available in a video format on our YouTube Channel at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4rNzACjIbvPY09LUyX78sTs6V-DezyNn&si=j4BBPWnVtNtqLcya
MOmentum for Change: Voices of the Missouri Movement
Latest Episodes
MOmentum for Change Season 5, Episode 7: Catching Lightning with Patty Prewitt and Jane Prewitt Watkins
Patty Prewitt spent almost 40 years in prison for a crime that she has always maintained she did not commit. One of Patty's attorneys described the challenge of getting out of prison when innocence is your only defense, as "trying to catch ligh...
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MOmentum for Change Season 5, Episode 6: Elder Abuse with Jessica Rooks and Catherine Vannier
Elder Abuse is closely related to domestic and sexual violence, and many advocacy organizations encounter it regularly in their services to survivors. In this episode of MOmentum for Change, Jessica Rooks, an Attorney with The Rooks Law F...
MOmentum for Change Season 5, Episode 5: The Story We Share with Jessi Bixler
Join MOCADSV for a conversation with Jessi Bixler, author of the memoir, The Story We Share: How One Sexual Assault Rippled Through a Family and Their Fight for Healing. Jessi shares insight on her process of healing from trauma, the i...
Momentum for Change Season 5, Episode 4: Civil Legal Options with Grant Boyd
In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Attorney, Grant Boyd from The O'Brien Law Firm, joins MOCADSV for a discussion about the civil legal system. Grant discusses t...
MOmentum for Change: Season 5, Episode 3: Origin Stories with Fran S. Danis
Pioneering social worker, educator, and life-long activist, Fran S. Danis joins MOmentum for Change for a discussion of her recent book series, Origin Stories from the Movements to End Domestic Violence. These compelling books hi...
Fan Mail
Hello Great Shiw! Thanks for what you're doing and the difference it makes in the lives of people who's voices have been limited by their situations! I listened to the episode featuring Patty & Jane Prewitt. I spent the better part of 10 hears fighting along side Jane, The Prewitts, The innocence Project and Patty's army to see her clemency through to completetion. I believe whole heartedly in her innocence and would add, they are far too humble that woman has done more to help incarcerated women in Missouri Penetentaries than anyone since women began going to prison here. Right hand to Jesus ask any ainmate who has ever been prior to 2024, they'll tell you the same. The Injustice of Her story could literally curl your hair. She had every right to be miserable, bitter, and inconsolable, instead she has changed the world and 10s of thousands of people whoms paths crossed hers due to her misfortune much to the benefit of us each. My name is Laura Phillips, formerly inmate #1213152 and I did time with Patty prewitt, who is still like family, a mentor, and a dear friend to me. About p.r.e.a. and the conditions inside I was hoping to add a little experience. My first time down I went from r and o in vandalia (werdcc) to Chillicothe (ccc) after clearing classification. Your first time there is a lot of trial and error and for as many booklets of rules and punishments and videos and verbal tutorials you arr given 1000 uncovered situations will arise. Guess who pay for not knowing something? The same as who is convicted of a crime even if
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