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With Survivors, Always: Centering Solidarity During Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Jannette Taylor, president and CEO of the Women’s Center for Advancement, leads a powerful discussion about how Nebraskans can support survivors and foster safety in this episode of Consider This.

  • published: 2025/10/03
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  • email: unonews@unomaha.edu
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In this episode: Jannette Taylor joins host Cathy Wyatt to explore the theme “With Survivors, Always,” framing it as both a message of commitment and a call to action in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

📺 Watch the episode: Season 29, Episode 2 – With Survivors, Always

💡 Why it matters: Instances of domestic violence touch families and communities across Nebraska. By elevating survivors’ voices and sharing pathways to support, this episode encourages Nebraskans to deepen awareness and take tangible steps toward prevention and recovery. The dialogue reinforces that solidarity isn’t passive, it must fuel action, empathy, and sustained engagement.

🎞️ About Consider This: Consider This is a weekly half-hour public affairs series on Nebraska Public Media, now in its 29th season. Recorded in UNO’s television studio as part of a production class under Michael Pacholski, episodes are produced by students from UNO’s School of Communication. Hosted by Cathy Wyatt, the show engages expert guests to help Nebraskans better understand the issues shaping their communities.

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