Mollie Campbell | SpeakerHub

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It is estimated that 1 in 3 women in America will be a victim of domestic violence at some time in their life. That's criminal - literally and figuratively.

At the age of 58, Mollie left an 8-year relationship with her abuser and launched head-first into a terrifying journey of domestic violence survival. Today she combines her 30-plus years of experience as a human resources professional and her lived experience with domestic violence to educate and advocate for other victims and survivors – to shine light on the topic of domestic violence and bring it out of the shadows into the light.

Current position (1)

Founder/Owner

MC Speaks Up

Degrees (1)

Liberal Arts

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

1980 to 1990

Presentations

Presentations (3)

When Domestic Violence Comes to Work

It is estimated that 1 in 3 women in America will at some time in their lives be a victim of domestic violence. For employers, this means 1 in 3 of the women at their place of work are dealing with abuse from an intimate partner. What happens when domestic violence comes to the workplace? You see an increase in absenteeism, loss of morale, and loss of productivity.

In her talk with company executives and human resources professionals, the audience will learn:

* Awareness of the different types of domestic violence
* Resources for victims to survive, leave, and thrive
* How to develop a workplace domestic violence policy

Destigmatizing Domestic Violence

Mollie enjoys speaking to general audiences, particularly women's groups, on destigmatizing the topic of domestic violence.

* What are the red and yellow flags of an abuser?
* Where are the resources for victims and survivors of domestic abuse?
* How do you put together a safe exit play?
* Why do victims stay? That's the WRONG question!
* What does life look like as a thriving survivor?
* How can we hold perpetrators accountable?

My Story - "I Left on a Friday"

Mollie leads the audience on a tale of attraction, love bombing, stalking, abuse, therapy, the threat of gun violence, escaping at the age of 58, and how she is thriving following the end of an 8-year relationship with her abuser.