The Incest AWARE Alliance
Individual Members
Alice Perle
Alice is an Australian writer whose memoir Resolve addresses the often hidden reality of sibling
sexual abuse. Blending lived experience with thoughtful inquiry, the book offers language, clarity
and a compassionate way into longavoided conversations. Resolve is available through Bookshop.org
in support of IncestAware, and also in audio format for those who prefer listening to difficult
material.

Janet Rice
361⁰
Coming soon!

Keith Addison Tyler
Advocate for all survivors of sexual abuse
Keith Addison Tyler is a survivor of childhood sadistic sexual abuse. He is an advocate for all survivors of sex crimes, especially men, and encourages them to seek counseling and community support.
Andrea F. Kalvesmaki
Andrea Kalvesmaki, LLC
Andrea conducts community and lived-experience driven research for survivors of trauma in and outside the military, persons with disabilities, caregivers for these individuals, and policies/law impacting persons with disabilities (PTSD is a disability) and their families.
Leigh Anne McKingsley
Arc
Leigh oversees The Arc's National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability which creates resources, provides technical assistance, provides a nationwide information and referral service and generally advocates for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are victims, suspects, defendants, imprisoned within the system. We have a strong focus on supporting victims with IDD who experience sexual violence and prevention.

Mal Wrenn Corbin
Author
As an author having recently published my memoir, Raising Wrenns, I'm sharing my personal experience and, in doing so, helping to remove the veil of shame associated with sexual abuse/rape/incest.

Lindsay Hawthorne
Author & Advocate
Lindsay Hawthorne is a child sexual abuse prevention advocate, 2025 Public Voices Fellow on the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse with The Op-Ed Project, and Communicatons Coordinator at ENOUGH ABUSE.
Darlene Lekowski
Author & Speaker
Darlene Lekowski is a sibling sexual trauma and abuse (SSTA) survivor. A speaker, author and advocate who transformed her decades of pain into hope and healing—for herself and others. After fifty years of silence about the sibling sexual trauma and abuse she endured as a child, she found the courage to speak her truth – winning the civil lawsuit brought against her by her own brother. Darlene speaks publicly to make incest/SSTA a common word so victims know they are not alone and there is a path to healing.
Heidi Yewman
BTB Productions
Through thought-provoking documentaries and storytelling, Heidi explores the deep-seated shame, resilience, and transformation that comes from surviving violence. Her commitment is profoundly personal, not only in her advocacy but also in her own journey as a survivor of childhood sexual and physical abuse. By sharing these narratives, Heidi provides a powerful voice for survivors, fostering empathy, healing, and a call for change.
Susan Dunlop
Blue Borage
Susan is a lived‑experience advocate, facilitator and community educator whose work focuses on improving recognition and response to sibling sexual trauma and abuse. A certified facilitator with The Centre for The Empowerment Dynamic, she supports survivors, families and teams to engage in empowered communication many were never taught. Through global Conversation Cafés and collaborative projects, her work emphasises dignity, clarity and lifelong recovery.
Scott Dille
Braver Collective
Scott Dille is the founder and executive director of Braver Collective. As a survivor of childhood sexual abuse, Scott knows first-hand the many challenges survivors face as they navigate the path to heal.
Since 2018, he has worked with a broad community of survivors, designers, activists, writers and healing partners to build a safe, welcoming and accessible online community where survivors will find connection, belonging, and healing.

Donna Bulatowicz
Consultant
Coming soon!
Beth Jones
Empowered Survivors, LLC
Beth Jones is a child sexual abuse and bullying survivor, the HEALing Mentor, author, speaker, and host of the podcast Let's HEAL! with Beth Jones. She offers transformational coaching and group programs that guide survivors from pain to purpose through her HEAL Framework™.
Babs Walters
Family Secret Keepers
Babs Walters is on mission to raise the voices of other survivors and family secret keepers through facilitating journal workshops, oral histories and anonymous sharing. By navigating the healing process together, we discover that our voices matter, our stories are valid, and we are not alone.
Joyce Aubrey
Finding Our Voices
Survivor of incest and family sharing/trafficking from toddler to teen. Repressed memories surfaced in midfifties. Working with survivor groups 30 yrs, 16 as nonprofit founder. Advocates for healing through creative activities and peer interaction. Workshop facilitator and conference speaker.

AunRika/Rika
Flairlines
AunRika is a student-survivor and currently a doctoral candidate in the Sociology program at the University of Michigan. She uses film, music, theatre and television to talk about power and social change. She believes that popular culture is more accessible and affordable to the public.
Josephine A. Lauren
From a Strong Place
Josephine A. Lauren, MTS (she/they) is an internationally recognized, queer, disabled author and activist. They have been featured in outlets like The New York Times, Ms. Magazine, Yes!, America, Spirituality & Health, and Elite Daily. Jo. also consulted on a children’s book published by Scholastic, Extra-Ordinary: Celebrating Neuro and Physical Diversity. As the co-founder of Incest AWARE, Jo. serves an alliance of individuals and organizations seeking to improve methods of incest prevention, intervention, recovery, and justice. Say hello to Jo. and read their memoir, The Home I Know: A Liberation Story, on their website.

Chloé Chandler
HEALing Therapies
Chloe works with clients who are survivors of incest, and am on an ongoing journey to learn how to best be of support in their recovery.
Gloria Masters
Handing the Shame Back Foundation
Gloria Masters, is the founder of the Handing the Shame Back foundation, a charity dedicated to adult survivors of child sexual abuse. She is the host of the YouTube and podcast channel of the same name, presenting interviews and resources designed exclusively for survivors.

Maria Socolof
Healing From Chronic Pain
Simply sharing my healingfromchronicpain.com website will help me spread awareness to help educate Incest AWARE’s audience and the general public on how chronic pain can be an aftereffect of emotional trauma.

Nicole Ricken
Individual
Nicole Ricken is a Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist in Paris, France. As an incest survivor and mental health professional, she has worked closely with child survivors of incest.
Risa Shaw
Not Child's Play
Dr. Risa Shaw is a survivor of sibling sexual abuse/incest. In her new preface of the second edition of Not Child’s Play, she reveals the power of 40 years of truth-telling to address the abuse, shame, self-blame, self-hatred, and damage done not only to her, but to every survivor of sibling incest.

Sarah Fish, LCSW
Psychodrama Therapist
Sarah runs Psychodrama weekly group and 12 hour-day intensives for incest survivors.
Rashan Legard
Rashan Legard Speaks LLC
Rashan Legard is an International Motivational Trainer, Veteran, and Poet committed to inspiring transformative change. As a survivor of sexual assault, he leverages his experiences to empower others and promote safer, more equitable spaces through his organization.
Kelly Wallace
Recognize Our Power
Incest survivor, Kelly Wallace, started Recognize Our Power as a way to help other survivors come out of the shadows, own their stories, and find purpose in their lives. Through candid conversations with other survivors, we explore topics such as healing, self-care, and building resilience.
Colleen Mullowney
SSTA AWARE
Colleen Mullowney is a lived experience expert and advocate for awareness, education, and systemic change around Sibling Sexual Trauma and Abuse (SSTA). She holds a master’s degree in Community Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles, and in 2024 founded SSTA AWARE to shed light on this often-overlooked form of Childhood Sexual Abuse. Colleen’s work focuses on sharing prevalence data, identifying patterns, and promoting best practices for healing, recovery, and prevention.
HuNia Bradley
Sexual Assault Advocacy Network (SAAN)
HuNia V. Bradley is the dedicated Executive Director of the Sexual Assault Advocacy Network (SAAN), a forthcoming nonprofit organization committed to empowering survivors and ending abuse. With a profound belief in the principles of restorative justice, HuNia advocates for healing and reconciliation within communities affected by sexual violence.

Nancy Allen
Survivor Advocate
Nancy has 40+ years of experience within the insurance industry across a wide variety of actuarial, data, compliance, and operational disciplines. She is currently a Chief Compliance Office for a Property and Casualty insurance company. As a survivor of incest and other forms of harm, Nancy firmly believes in giving back to the community and helping others help themselves. She’s been an advocate for abused children and intellectually challenged adults, has fostered and adopted children, and served on the board of two non-profits.

Brandon Nishnick
The BSZ
Creator of a body-safety program called the Bathing Suit Zone. Serves as Legislative Lead for the Legislative Group and bookkeeper for Incest Aware. Experience in tax and accounting. Girl Dad.
Organizational Members
Blue Borage
Blue Borage hosts lived-experience led, trauma-aware online Conversation Cafés for adult survivors, families and professionals across the globe. Through facilitated dialogue, reflective resources and
lived experience insight, Blue Borage supports understanding, connection and community learning.
The work includes an annual global symposium on sibling sexual trauma and centres dignity, complexity and the slow, human pace of recovery.
Braver Collective
The Braver Collective website, founded by Scott Dillie, creates space for the survivor community to share stories and learn together how we are impacted by trauma and how we might heal. A wide variety of resources from healing professionals and practitioners is also provided on the site.








































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