We want to set you up for success so we’ve written out resources for counseling and inspiring messages from survivors and thought leaders.
Recently, I interviewed with Rebecca Evans for a television segment in Boise called Our Voice. We had a good time chatting about Speak Your Silence’s mission, about The Stitch, and
I recently did a Q&A format talk in front of a group of business people to share about Speak Your Silence. There was no pitch. It was simply me sitting
This is a post that is best read beginning to end, so to give context and avoid misunderstanding. There’s been a lot of talk lately around the news headline of
I’m curious, why are you part of this? Why do you care? Why do you wear The Stitch?
Have you seen someone wearing The Stitch out and about? I want to hear your story! 🙂
I often think about how different our world would be if we each knew how valuable we are.
Q: What do you do when your office begins to burst at the seams, leaving room for either you (meaning me) or volunteers, but not really both?
A: You sucker your buddy into building an incredible “murphy desk”!
Being as the zigzag is physically symbolic of the frequency wave of your voice – which is truly unique to you – we thought the same should be true when you wear The Stitch.
The very thing that Phil loved – one-on-one conversation and relationship – is exactly what others will be receiving in his honor.
We’ve found that you all love The Stitch, and then you fulfill our mission on our behalf by sharing it with everyone you know and love.