“Girls Under Grace” is a new project of OneVOICE. Nicole Bromley teams up with high school friend and rockstar, Shareena Casey, to lead an inspiring night of music and message for women of all communities. Check out the promo and considering booking a GUG event for your own area! Email us for more info at Shareena@iamonevoice.org
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month and National Sexual Abuse Awareness Month. As you can probably imagine, it is a busy time for us at OneVOICE. We continue to work on details for our Anti-Trafficking mission in Cambodia—please consider supporting this vital mission! Meanwhile we are all over the U.S. map, where Nicole will be speaking out about abuse and trafficking…join us!
April 11: Poteau, Okahoma (Kiamichi Technology Center and a local coffeehouse)
April 15-17: Southern Wesleyan University, South Carolina (Wellness Week)
April 18: Ferris State University, Michigan (Take Back The Night)
April 30: Huntington University, Indiana (Chapel, RealTalk, etc)
April 30: Yellow Roses film screening at Vineyard Columbus, Ohio (Nicole will not be able to speak, as she is already scheduled at Huntington University, but you can still hear her share transparently as narrator in the film. Register here for a seat.)
Nicole Bromley is a guest on The Inner Compass Television show.
There’s a life-altering trauma that 1 in 5 American children experience, yet it rarely comes up in conversation: molestation. Survivor Nicole Braddock Bromley started an organization called OneVOICE to break the silence in our families and in society. She discusses conversations she has had with hundreds of victims on her speaking tours, and experiences related in her books, including Hush: Moving from Silence to Healing after Childhood Sexual Abuse. Shirley Hoogstra hosts.
Nicole Bromley will be the keynote speaker for The 1st Annual “Fashion 4 Freedom” event to be held on Thursday, October 25 from 7pm-10pm at Scioto Reserve Country Club in Powell, Ohio.
“Fashion 4 Freedom” is a fundraiser fashion show, presented by Minkafurs.com, to raise money for victims of child sex trafficking and to increase awareness of this growing issue. Nicole will be speaking on behalf of Gracehaven, where she serves on the board of directors; all proceeds from this event will benefit Gracehaven and the children they serve.
The night promises education, fun, fashion, food and fundraising, all in one evening. 10TV’s Angela Ann will emcee the event. Please come, spread the word and invite your friends!
Super excited to raise awareness, spark prevention, engage conversation and bring hope to thousands of college students on the issue of sexual abuse, trafficking and everything related!
Pray for this mission. It changes lives.
Here is a small video snippet captured during last year’s travels to Letourneau University, and a brief explanation of why we do what we do:
This week, Nicole Bromley, author, abolitionist and international spokesperson on issues of sexual abuse and trafficking, will begin her Spring 2012 Break The Silence College Tour with visits through East Texas. She will be sharing her story, bringing awareness, sparking prevention, hope and healing on these issues often swept under the rug. On Monday, January 30 Nicole will be at LeTourneau University in Longview, TX. She then spends a full day with students, staff and leaders at East Texas Baptist University on February 1.
September! It’s been a good month. My youngest son turned 1 year old this month (precious) and I was able to speak out about sexual violence in some pretty cool places, meeting some amazing people (inspiring).
A few weeks ago I had the extraordinary privilege of speaking at the nation’s ONLY historically black (HBCU) all-women’s college, Spelman College, in Atlanta. An amazing time with some amazing ladies! I loved being a part of what they are all about and doing what I can to help empower these young black female leaders to make an impact on the world. Such a great trip! Never to be forgotten. And I am stoked at the invitation to return to speak again for Womens’ History Month on their campus. Whoop whoop!
In Mid-Sept I had a special opportunity to share a message for a Sunday morning church service, officially launching a unique ministry, ”Hush to Hope”. I am so proud of Grace Community Church in Washington Courthouse, Ohio—this church has been using my first book Hush along with the love of Jesus to reach out and care for survivors of abuse in their community. The response of the congregation was humbling. God’s power was evident and the timing was perfect, according to many stories I was privileged to hear after. Pray for this church—specifically for this new survivor support group that has begun—we are expectant for a great report!
Last week I did a radio interview for Chris Fabry LIVE on Moody Radio, discussing abuse & the Church, hope & healing. I always love talking with Chris and interacting with his listeners.
This week my family and I traveled to Grand Rapids, Michigan where I had the honor of keynoting a special speaker series on sexuality. Nick Kristof, a “New York Times” columnist and author of Half The Sky spoke earlier in the week and I presented at Calvin College at the end of the week, where the focus was on sexual assault awareness and prevention.
