Survivors Photo Project

Gretchen from Let Go, Let Peace Come In sent me an email today, asking to promote their photo project. Basically, they are collecting photos of survivors, either from childhood or another photo they are comfortable sharing, along with a short caption they wish to share with the world. It looks like a really powerful project to raise awareness of the effects of child abuse, so if you want to take part, go check out their site.

http://www.letgoletpeacecomein.org/

I’m going to have to see what photo I might want to share, and think about what I want to say. Hopefully, I’ll find time to participate too!

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