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Breaking Silence. Inspiring Change. Seeking Justice.
Through public testimony, advocacy, and writing, Rosanne Sliney works to support survivors, raise awareness, and help break cycles of silence.
Her work is rooted in truth-telling, prevention, legal reform, and the belief that survivors deserve to be heard, believed, and supported.
She is currently developing a children’s picture book to help children feel safe, heard, and believed, while continuing work on a memoir exploring silence, survival, generational trauma, and what happens after the truth is spoken.
Coming Soon
Under the Willow, I Found My Voice
A Gentle Safety Story for Children and the Grown-Ups Who Protect Them
Written by Rosanne Sliney
Illustrated by Jess Bircham
Beneath the willow, a child finds a quiet place to breathe. With a gentle dragon named Penelope beside her, she begins to discover that her feelings matter, unsafe secrets are not hers to carry alone, and even a small voice matters.
A gentle picture book for children and trusted grown-ups to read together.
Inspired by a real place of safety from the author’s childhood.
Release date and preorder details will be shared here.
Monthly reflections on silence, survival, generational trauma, justice, and the work of truth-telling.
The Years Between
I wasn't looking for answers.
I was simply living.
After learning that the law had closed the door on her own path to justice, Rosanne Sliney became a public voice for survivors and for lasting reform. Her advocacy has included public testimony, media coverage, legislative support, and ongoing work to strengthen awareness, prevention, accountability, and change.
Resources & Support
Whether you are looking for support, prevention information, or ways to help create change, these resources are a place to begin.
Truth Has A Voice Tee
The Truth Has A Voice Tee was created to support awareness, survivor-centered advocacy, and stronger protections for children.
Net proceeds support Enough Abuse and its continued work to prevent child sexual abuse through education, awareness, community action, survivor-centered advocacy, and efforts to strengthen child-protection policies and laws.