Today is my Anniversary; I have 15 years clean and sober.
That is 180 months, 780 weeks and 5,479 days. But really, I have only one day.
This day. Today.
That is all any of us have really.
In writing my books and speaking across the country I have been beyond blessed to have people email me and approach me to share their darkest secrets…
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Today we will finally see long awaited charges filed against The Pennsylvania State University President Graham Spanier say sources to The Post-Gazette. This is a day so many of us have been waiting for–judgement day for Spanier, accountability for his lack of leadership and his failure to act. From the first day in November when the grand jury presentment was released I said publicly that he needed to be charged…
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The last two weeks have been a whirlwind of emotions, sitting in court watching as each brave victim of Jerry Sandusky came forward and told their truth. They were each so honest, so raw and so real and indeed in the end it was their words that the jury held in the highest regard when considering the charges against Jerry Sandusky–it was their truth that lead to 45 guilty verdicts!
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Jennifer will be on TruTV’s In Session tomorrow morning live at 11:15 AM to discuss her new book Echoes of Penn State: Facing Sexual Trauma available on amazon.com for purchase for only $1.99
Award-winning author and nationally recognized victim’s rights advocate, Jennifer Storm, has written a powerful response to the Jerry Sandusky adolescent sex abuse case in a new CRP Editions e-book release, …
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See the video below of Jennifer being interviewed about the victims experience in the Sandusky case. As a survivor herself, Jennifer talks about how hard it can be to take the stand against your assailant but how important it is to speak up and speak out to stop the predator from continuing the abuse…
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Below is an excerpt from my new ebook, Echoes of Penn State: Facing Sexual Trauma followed by a quick update on the latest updates in this ongoing case.
“The allegations arising out of the Penn State debacle are a microcosmic reflection of our world today. We can’t turn on the news without hearing some sort of horrific sexual violence being committed against a child or teenager…
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ECHOES OF PENN STATE: Facing Sexual TraumaCENTRAL RECOVERY PRESS WILL HOST IN BOOTH PRESS CONFERENCE AT BOOK EXPO AMERICA AT BOOTH #3830
Jennifer Storm, Executive Director of the Victim/Witness Assistance Program in Harrisburg, PA and an outspoken critic of the manner in which the Sandusky sexual abuse case has been handled…
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Jennifer was recently interviewed for this new book from Harper Collins, Game Over will hit shelves tomorrow nationwide and is the first book to dive into the PSU scandal. Jennifer is featured in Chapter 10 and the Epilogue. She will be joining the authors over the next weeks to promote the new book.
The shocking details chronicling how a beloved coach and esteemed university became enmeshed in one of the worst scandals in U.S…
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I continue to be amazed that each time a celebrity makes the intentional choice to put multiple forms of pharmaceuticals and illegal drugs into their bodies in order to ease their anxiety, pain, sleep disorders, eating disorders etc.; that we call them “accidents” when they overdose. I feel that framing these cases in this way in our mainstream media and dialogues are VERY dangerous…
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Jennifer Storm, an award-winning author, speaker and victim rights advocate will receive the Dauphin County Bar Association’s 2012 Liberty Bell Award. The award will be presented during the DCBA’s Annual Meeting on Wednesday, May 2nd.
Each year, the Liberty Bell Award is presented to a local citizen or organization in recognition of their contribution to building a better understanding and respect for the law and an outstanding commitment to civic responsibility…
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I was very fortunate to be interviewed at length for this new book to be released in April on the Sandusky case and the culture of silence at Penn State, something I am all too familiar with as an alumni there who was also a victim of a crime on the campus. I spent years at PSU watching the administration do all they could to cover up the crime and culture of hate on the campus…
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