From Personal Struggle to Public Movement: Fay Davies Speaks Out

The Shelley Tasker Show

Broadcasts live every Wednesday at 7:00p.m. uk time on Radio Soapbox: http://radiosoapbox.com

In this episode, we delve into the pressing issues of child abuse and domestic violence with our guest, Fay Davies. Fay is at the forefront of organising the Cornwall March for the Million Women's March, a nationwide event aimed at raising awareness and sparking change on these critical issues. The march is set to take place on Monday, February 17th, starting at the cathedral at 11:30, with the march commencing at 12:00 and concluding with guest speakers at Lemon Quay.
Fay shares her personal journey and the motivations behind her involvement in this cause. She discusses the alarming rise in child abuse cases and the societal silence that often surrounds these issues. Faye's passion is deeply rooted in her own experiences and her academic background in psychology and criminology, which have driven her to understand and combat the cycles of abuse.
The conversation touches on the systemic failures in addressing child abuse and domestic violence, highlighting the shocking statistics that reveal the extent of the problem. Faye emphasises the importance of creating a supportive environment where victims feel safe to come forward and the need for societal change to address these "elephant in the room" topics.
We also explore the broader implications of abuse, including the grooming process, the impact of trauma on individuals, and the challenges faced by survivors in seeking justice. Fay candidly discusses the barriers to reporting abuse and the need for better support systems for victims.
Join us as we uncover the harsh realities of abuse and the urgent need for action, while Faye provides insights into the upcoming march and how you can get involved in this vital movement for change.