From corporate marketing to community activism, our phenomenal guest Melissa Histon brings to life a journey that is as inspiring as it is illuminating.  In this episode Melissa  shares her fight against breast cancer, a successful shift from the corporate world to photography, and a life changing project in Nepal that documents the harsh reality of women and children trafficking.

The trip to Nepal led to the birth of The Sister Code and Got You Back, Sister charity. Hear about the profound impact this charity has made, offering support and resources to women escaping from violent homes and highlighting the urgency of addressing violence and abuse issues on a global scale.

We wrap up our episode with a focus on Melissa's personal growth journey as an advocate for domestic violence survivors. She shares her insights on how understanding and empathy can significantly transform societal attitudes towards domestic violence.

Tune in, and discover how you can contribute to making a difference in the lives of domestic violence survivors.

Want to know more about Melissa and support her work? All the information is here.

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