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| Ms Universal Ambassador FoRe! LivingRoyal |
Lady Maria DiGiovanni, DCSH Universal Ambassador FoRe! LivingRoyal
CEO & President, FoRe! International Elevating and Emowering Leadership Universally
Ms. DiGiovanni started on a healing journey in January 2000, from Law
Enforcement Officer Involved Domestic Violence, eventually teaching others how to heal their self-esteem. And,
even though she was working through her own DV issues, the door to her Child Sexual Abuse, she chose to
remain closed.
In April 2005, that door opened as the man Ms. DiGiovanni had been dating did not take her
NO for an answer, yet with the rape came a freedom to be able to speak up for all who have been silenced by abuse; especially
the child within.
Now, a National Speaker for RAINN - Rape Abuse Incest National Network, CEO of ‘FoRe!
International', and Dame Commander in The Order
of Saint Helen , Ms. DiGiovanni is passionate about people overcoming trauma and thriving. "I am not a therapist
nor want to be, but just a simple woman, daring everyday to walk in my healing as an example FoRe! ‘1’ who has
been silenced by abuse."
Did You Know? ‘1' in 3 females have been beaten, coerced into sex,
or otherwise abused in their lifetime. Did You Know? We can be our own biggest abuser simply because removing
a victim from the abuse does not end the issues? The ‘misuse’ must be removed from the soul = all you think,
want, & feel.
FoRe! is dedicated to locking arms and joining voices for children of all ages silenced by abuse.
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| Investiture - The Order of Constantine the Great & of St. Helen 5.31.09 |
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Voice foRe! 1' Maria DiGiovanni CEO, foRe! Beyond the Green
National Speaker FoRe! RAINN
The
Orange County Register
Bill would put O.C. on sex offender map. A measure to prohibit sex offenders from living
in counties with prisons would have local repercussions. Written By BRIAN JOSEPH
A 1998 National Violence Against Women Survey found that 76 percent of female rape victims were assaulted
by their husbands, roommates or dates. Ninety percent of rape victims
under the age of 12 knew their assailant, according to a 1997 study by the U.S. Department of Justice.
"It isn't the ones that
are lurking that are the problem. It's the ones in our homes," said Maria DiGiovanni, 40, of Newport Beach, who was
raped last year by a man she was dating. The experience triggered memories of previous sexual assaults when she was a child.
DiGiovanni said she opposes Florez's bill because it could convince residents
the sex offender problem is solved.
"Instead of putting them in one place, we need to come to the understanding they’re every
place," she said. "Moving perpetrators is just a quick fix." Full
Story: http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/homepage/abox/article_1114337.php
As a survivor, I often wondered what other survivors looked like,
since perpetrators and shame, use our silence to keep us from talking to 1 another. My dreams and purpose are being
birthed as I'm finally able to see my own reflection moving from being a survivor, to overcoming the effects of Domestic-Sexual
abuse. Hi! My name is Maria. Welcome to FoRe! Beyond the Green International Ministries. Please take the time to checkout
the information here. Everything is FoRe! A Purpose! If you are in crisis: Please call RAINN @ 1 800 656 HOPE.
Take good care and know you are not alone.
Joining voices and locking arms to be A FoRce To Promote Action - Changing
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