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VICTORIA, TX. #Freeze, the hashtag campaign created across social media for teens, sparked a powerful conversation among a group of eighth graders at Watertown Middle School in Massachusetts. Once given the project details in their Humanities class to choose a subject where they would research a problem and give a statement to spread awareness about it, Gabe Avakian, Delanie Lombard, and Emma Fallon set out to find an organization that talks about sexual abuse and is invested in the subject.
VICTORIA, TEXAS – Toyota’s sponsorship of the Women That Soar awards show was announced late last week, after watching the stories of honorees chosen to be a part of the televised event. This marks the first year for a partnership between Toyota and Women That Soar. The goal is for the two brands to expand the partnership and honor women annually during Women's History Month, via the televised awards show.
VICTORIA, TEXAS — Stacy Snapp-Killian, CEO and founder of The Justus Love Corporation, has received the prestigious Business Achievement Award from Living the Dream magazine, a Dallas, Texas-based publication.
(VICTORIA, Texas) October 6, 2017 — Gina Grant, founder, CEO and creator of the Women That Soar Awards, announced that STACY SNAPP- KILLIAN, CEO of JUSTUS®, an American multi-media company, designed to promote the business formation of other successful survivors of sexual abuse, will be honored with the Community Outreach Award at the 2017 Women That Soar Awards Show on Saturday, October 14th inside The Renaissance Hotel in Dallas, Texas.
Victoria, TX (October 6, 2017) — Celebrities, CEOs, humanitarians, entrepreneurs, and community leaders are flying in from Russia, England, and several other countries for “The Conversation Event.” Five conversation circles each with an outcome-based initiative to launch ideas and propel businesses will be formed.
Austin, Texas - With cameras rolling on a major television network, to be announced this week, we asked StacyK, “What’s all the drama behind the stage of these glitzy pageants, and does it have anything to do with the excitement taking place on stage for the judges?” She laughed and then avoided our question by saying, “What happens behind the scenes is just a part of the business.
WORLDWIDE- The Justus Love Corporation is pleased to announce the launch of survivors’ stories of sexual abuse beginning Friday, September 8. JUSTUSbiopix™, on YouTube® and their website, justuslove.org, will feature successful, passionate short films, along with the unique careers these survivors of sexual abuse developed to help others because of their own past.
VICTORIA, Texas, December 21, 2016 - It’s no secret that many women share their deepest, darkest secrets with their hairdressers—including their most intimate experiences with abuse. The state of Illinois actually has a law requiring hairdressers to receive regular training on how to recognize the signs of domestic abuse and sexual assault, as recently reported in The New York Times.
DALLAS, Texas, November 9, 2016 - Since 2008, Women That Soar, LLC has celebrated the lives of women, aiming to inspire others—from all cultural, social, economic and racial backgrounds—to be confident in their own abilities and pursue their own dreams.
VICTORIA, Texas, November 8, 2016 - Millions of Americans have suffered sexual abuse. Many suppress that trauma, leading to emotional issues, physical problems and self-destructive behaviors. Healing can be a lifelong struggle.
WORLDWIDE (2016)Author Stacy Snapp-Killian, creator of the Ten Character Commitments, was recognized with outstanding ratings for her book,“Be Beautiful Being You” in the 23rd annualWriter’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards.
The author received five out of five marks in all categories recognized in her area, which included: structure, organization and pacing, spelling, punctuation and grammar, production quality and cover design, and voice and writing style.
WORLDWIDE Stacy Snapp-Killian, of Victoria, Texas, also known to many as StacyK, is CEO and founder of www.justuslove.org , a website that encourages sexually suppressed adults who have an episode of sexual abuse hidden away from their childhood to “pray it out, write it out, speak it out.