RCbbc sends out our latest Invite, to anyone who’s willing to add their responses to following optional questions:

• who is interviewed: victims/partners/parents/children?
• what has been the biggest (hidden) CSA side effects?
• where have you been comfortable/uncomfortable talking about it?
• why have you now been able to talk about it?
• when has the longterm effects of the CSA started sinking in?
• how have you been able to move on, with these impacts?

it’s up to the guest, how they are referred to (named, nickname, anonymous, ‘character’, etc). recordings can also be changed, when you request anonymity. just as how detailed their answers to these questions are. it’s not about blaming, rather creating another area where we’ll have a chance to share more of what results staying silent has had on other CSA victims/partners/parents/children. thanks in advance, to anyone who’s able to talk about these personal issues!

andrew messenger, the guardian

hopes are that more of your details are making there way to andrew messenger’s journalistic resources of the guardian. in combination with these, increased amounts of podcasts are being planned alongside recent changes to ndis support workers. stay tuned!