When Authors Advocate

When Authors Advocate | Breaking Stigma through Writing

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Unlock the power of storytelling and discover how to start Breaking Stigma through Writing in this enlightening episode with Savannah Hauk.

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Join host Melody Ann as she engages with author and advocate Savannah Hauk to explore the transformative power of writing, and what can happen when authors advocate. Savannah shares her journey as a male-to-female crossdresser and the inspiration behind her award-winning book series, Living with Cross Dressing.
The conversation emphasizes the importance of writing fearlessly, breaking stigma through writing and advocating for understanding and acceptance in a world that often stigmatizes diverse identities.

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Today’s Guest

Savannah Hauk is a Detroit-born author, podcaster, advocate, and TEDx speaker. She lives openly as a male-to-female crossdresser and has authored the E Lit award-winning Living with Cross Dressing book series, which aims to demystify the dual-gender experience. As co-host of The Fox and the Phoenix podcast, Savannah promotes inclusivity in gender identity and expression through her workshops and impactful talks.
If you can come in and be able to answer every question thrown at you from every perspective, then you have a really good chance of being heard."

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3 Actions You can Take in Breaking Stigma Through Writing

Here are three actions you can implement immediately to build momentum and Write Fearlessly: Make an Impact With Your Words:
  • Reflect on Your Story:
Take 10-15 minutes to write down your personal experiences related to stigma or advocacy. Consider how your journey can inspire others and what unique perspectives you can share. 
  • Engage with Diverse Narratives:
Seek out and read stories from authors who tackle stigma and sensitive topics. Look for books, articles, or podcasts that discuss experiences outside your own. This will broaden your understanding and help you empathize with different perspectives, enhancing your own writing.
  • Start a Conversation:
Reach out to a friend or a fellow author and discuss the themes of stigma and advocacy. Share insights from the podcast and explore how you can both use your writing to make a positive impact. Consider setting up a small writing group focused on these themes to foster accountability and support.
Implementing these action items can help you take meaningful steps toward using your writing as a tool for advocacy and change!
Keep sharing your stories and let’s break stigmas together!

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