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What is The Voices and Faces Project?

The Voices and Faces Project is a national documentary project created to give voice and face to survivors of sexual violence, offering a sense of solidarity to those who have lived through rape and abuse while raising awareness of how this human rights and public health issue impacts victims, families and communities.

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Who says a man can't make a difference in the movement to end violence against women?

43 states and three continents: Our Voices and Faces Project lecture and workshop series.

A terrific book, an important truth, and a key member of our project speaks out.

Getting inspired, one girl at a time: Meet McKenna!

The Voices and Faces Project, the WI Attorney General, and words that create change.

We're making an impression with our anti-trafficking campaign. Over 200 million of them, actually.

Rap isn't always the problem. Sometimes it's the solution.

The truth about prostitution and sex trafficking? There's nothing victimless about it.

How far would you go to tell a story?

A Perfect Hoiday: A benefit for the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation and The Voices and Faces Project

Using her voice and her story to create change: meet Mia Goldman.

Be the Change: Our Voices and Faces Project keynote at the Quad Cities Convention Center.

We met our match (and we love it).

Challenging the status quo: Our CounterQuo community meets in Boston, Mass.

41 states and three continents: Our Voices and Faces Project lecture and workshop series.

Giving Peace a Chance (thanks, Christa!)

"The Stories We Tell," our Voices and Faces Project Testimonial Writing Workshop, returns to Chicago.

Forget the status quo. Discover CounterQuo.

Our Speaking Team hits the road in September and October.

Just breathe.

Hear, Now: Our recent Public Radio "Worldview" interview on rape in the Congo is now available.

Creating Change: Our Newest Voices and Faces Project workshop debuts at Northwestern University.

What is "The Price of Sex?" And why does it matter?

Media Matters: Re-thinking our ways of talking about violence against women in the public square.

Jerry Sandusky, Penn State and delayed reporting: A welcome perspective.

Coming soon: Web 2.0. Thank you, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation!

Our testimonial writing workshop is coming to Edmonton, Chicago and Milwaukee - and it can come to your community.

Hello, 40! Our Voices and Faces Project Speakers Bureau visits its 40th US state.

Still demanding justice: The Women of Atenco, 6 years on.

The Importance Of Bearing Witness: What are the risks, and rewards, of sharing our stories?

Extraordinary Women, Admirable Deeds: The Voices and Faces Project is recognized by Today's Chicago Woman.

Words = Change: CAASE, The Voices and Faces Project and the Neighborhood Writing Alliance join forces.

Testimony and social justice: A panel discussion at Northwestern University.

The story behind the story: Our testimonial writing workshop and its first book.

The Chicago Tribune recognizes Voices and Faces Project founder Anne Ream. Read the article here.

Make a holiday gift to The Voices and Faces Project, and change the life of a survivor.

Movements, Not Marketing: Thinking differently about survivor storytelling.

Writing to Create Change: "The Stories We Tell" debuts at the Chicago Cultural Center.

Marina Nemat, Fary Moini and Anne Ream "Stand Up For Women" in the US, the Middle East, and beyond.

Speaking at the invitation of the Office on Violence Against Women, US Department of Justice.

Music that makes a difference: Join us at Vocal Impact on September 23rd.

This holiday season, give the gift of music, and support The Voices and Faces Project.

Our second Voices and Faces Project benefit cd, The Angel Band Project, is on sale now. This moving collection of songs -- including tunes by two of our personal favorites, Bob Dylan and Patty Griffin -- honors the life of Teresa Butz, a victim of rape and murder, and has been a labor of love for Teresa's Tony and Grammy Award-winning brother Norbert Butz Junior. 100% of proceeds from The Angel Band Project benefit our Voices and Faces Project work to end sexual violence. Visit the Angel Band Project blog.

Hear us on Public Radio
Our founder, Anne K. Ream, talks about music, social movements and our benefit cd: The Voices and Faces Project, Volume One

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