Understanding, healing, empowerment & Hope
Silent No Longer Tennessee
Understanding, healing, empowerment & Hope
Silent No Longer Tennessee
Testimonials
Ashley P.
MNPD Victim
Rev. Susan
I've been raped twice, once when I was 19 and again when I was 36. I never truly dealt with either rape. In February I saw a news story about Silent No Longer and I contacted them. It was a gift from heaven when they emailed me back.
They understood what I was feeling, they helped me realize I was not to blame, and I was finally able to tell my family. I had carried that weight for twenty-one years, and thanks to Silent No Longer TN, that weight is lifted.
Rev. Susan
MNPD Victim
Rev. Susan
I attended a Silent No Longer TN workshop in 2018. The instructor was very knowledgeable but was able to explain things using easy to understand words and examples. She also really encouraged us to participate in the discussion and wanted our opinions and thoughts.
I've gone to at least a couple dozen workshops, and this was by far the best I have ever attended. I recommend Silent No Longer TN to everyone.
MNPD Victim
MNPD Victim
MNPD Victim
Silent No Longer saved my life....PERIOD!
I was harassed, grabbed and groped by my Captain for a couple of years. I was scared, ashamed and thought I was all alone. I heard a couple officers talking about a survey Silent No Longer put out and I filled it out. A lady messaged my back and helped me realize it wasn't my fault and that I did not have to go through it alone. She didn't care that I would not talk to her on the phone and was willing to listen and help through email.
If it hadn't been for her and Silent No Longer, I would be dead today.
Liz R.
Grateful MNPD Officer
MNPD Victim
The people at Silent No Longer are creative and caring. I saw on Facebook they were having a poetry night and anyone could be a part of it. I wanted to be a part of it and share my story of assault, but I had just started writing poetry and thought they wouldn't accept me. THEY DID! It wasn't about putting on "stars" it was about giving victims a chance to share.
It gave me more confidence, and after a lot of work, I have gotten a lot better. I also am not afraid to talk about what happened to me and I hope that can help others. Thank you Silent No Longer for changing my life!
Patricia C.
Grateful MNPD Officer
Grateful MNPD Officer
I was assaulted just a few weeks after #metoo. I went to the #metoo caucus at the Women's March conference, and went to a workshop they held two months later.
There weren't many people there, but the lady who led the workshop never missed a beat. She turned the workshop into more of a round table discussion and made us all feel like we were all part of the team. I learned more that day than I have learned at any workshop, class or conference before or since. I highly recommend Silent No Longer TN.
Grateful MNPD Officer
Grateful MNPD Officer
Grateful MNPD Officer
The passion and energy these women have is an inspiration. The number of hours and the work they put in trying to help victims of the police department has helped the female employees more than they will ever know. Just knowing someone believed us and cared about us and was willing to challenge the department so we could hopefully have a safe place to work means the world to all of us. I don't know how they keep going when the department keeps putting up roadblocks, they keep plugging along. They are a real life "little engine that could." Nashville and the entire state of Tennessee are very luck to have them.
Events
NASHVILLE PRIDE PARADE
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
Saturday, June 25, 2022
Lineup 9:00AM CST
We are very excited to once again be marching in the 2022 Nashville Pride Parade. Come join us and show off your Pride and your support for equality, dignity and respect for ALL people!! After all, LOVE IS LOVE!
WE WILL BE IN SPOT 24 - WHICH WILL BE MARKED IN WHITE TAPE ON THE SIDEWALK
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS
Saturday, July 16, 2022
6:30 PM CST
Community, nonprofit and faith leaders join members of the Nashville community to discuss the rise in violence crime, strategies, partnerships and programs we as a community can use to help address the problem.
The event will be held at Southminter Presbyterian Church at 643 Harding Place, Nashville 37211.
2021 SERVICES PROVIDED
2,103 people assisted
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
79 service referrals made
32 research/technical assistance requests fulfilled
2,506 special event attendees
2,506 special event attendees
121,340 unique social media visitors
2,506 special event attendees
121,340 unique social media visitors
121,340 unique social media visitors
121,340 unique social media visitors
859 resources provided
121,340 unique social media visitors
121,340 unique social media visitors