May 17, 2017 | Uncategorized
An Idea That Will… Stick (pun very intended)
Behold! The newest member of our stitch zigzag product line: the stitch decal kit! 🙂 *everyone begins to slow clap (and then they don’t quite know when to stop)…* It
We want to set you up for success so we’ve written out resources for counseling and inspiring messages from survivors and thought leaders.
Behold! The newest member of our stitch zigzag product line: the stitch decal kit! 🙂 *everyone begins to slow clap (and then they don’t quite know when to stop)…* It
My name is Dawn and from the age of 3 until my teen years I was repeatedly sexually abused by my stepfather. I lived through a very traumatic childhood that
SYS: Why does wearing The Stitch matter to you? Amy: Learning about #TheStitch was a very warming stumble-upon. Growing up, my mother worked for Children’s Services; she has the biggest
Beautiful photography + yummy cookies. These are two things we love*. (*My favorite is cookies though.) We have some pretty special people who work behind the scenes to make Speak
Our pal Alex from Boise State University reached out a couple months back asking to do her service-learning project with Speak Your Silence. Obviously, we responded with a calm and
“Forgiveness” is a topic that pops up fairly frequently around here and rarely fails to get a fairly wide array of reactions. And, understandably so. I thought I’d chime in
SYS: Why does wearing The Stitch matter to you? Emily: #TheStitch has made an impact in the life of my family and I over the years. Wearing the Stitch matters
Today is a big day, because after more than a yearlong search, Speak Your Silence has appointed Dan Harrington to fill Liz Thompson’s seat as our Board Chair! For nearly
Discovering #TheStitch and wearing it every day is so important to me. It gives me an opportunity to declare that people do not need to be silent, that they are
SYS: Why does wearing The Stitch matter to you? Isabella: Being a victim of sexual abuse you automatically feel that you are different from others. A mixture of shame, loneliness,