Educator Boundaries in the Digital Age Are Changing.
Culture changes faster than policy. Schools are no exception. As technology reshapes how educators and students connect, it's worth asking whether our understanding of professional boundaries has kept pace.
Growth, Gratitude, and the First Year of Mighty AK
A personal reflection on April milestones, the Phoenix Award, STAR keynote, Ryan Gray’s story, and one year of Mighty AK and looking ahead to growth.
Raising Awareness as a Survivor and Finding Your Voice
A survivor-centered reflection on raising awareness and finding your voice after abuse, with encouragement to speak up in ways that feel safe, steady, and true to you.
Mighty AK Podcast: Survivor Stories & Solutions for a Safer Alaska
What if the stories we’ve been too afraid to tell are actually the key to ending violence and exploitation in Alaska? In this opening episode, I talk about why Mighty AK exists, how my own journey revealed a deeper need for survivor-led insight, and why our lived experience is the clearest roadmap for prevention and real accountability.
Challenges with the Alaska Statute of Limitations
Alaska gives survivors of the most serious assaults unlimited time to seek justice, yet shuts the door on others after only three years. Trauma, delays, and lack of resources mean many never get their chance. It’s time to end short deadlines and put survivors first.
Accountability for Sexual Assault in Religious Institutions
Sexual assault by clergy in the United States and worldwide remains a serious concern. Cases involve sex crimes, misconduct, assault, and harassment by priests, pastors, ministers, and rabbis. Too often, perpetrators exploit their power and authority within the church to harm congregants who trusted them.