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Advocacy in Action: Survivor Voices on Capitol Hill

Twisted Crown Foundation

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Twisted Crown Foundation leadership brings survivor voices to Capitol Hill through advocacy, education, awareness, and storytelling.

Foundation Leadership at the Capitol

Erica “EL” DuBois and Glenda “GiGi” McClure Matysiak together on the United States Capitol steps. — Twisted Crown Foundation leadership advocating for survivors at the United States Capitol in Washington, D.C.

Capitol Hill Advocacy Group

Advocacy participants standing together outside the United States Capitol. — Advocates united on Capitol Hill in support of survivors, education, awareness, and meaningful change.

Congressional Engagement

Twisted Crown Foundation leadership posing with a congressional representative during a Capitol Hill visit. — Twisted Crown Foundation leadership during a Capitol Hill advocacy visit.

From Storytelling to Advocacy

The book Twisted Crown: A Tale of a Broken Kingdom held in front of the United States Capitol, with its original cover visible. — From storytelling to advocacy: bringing survivor voices to the nation’s Capitol.

Author and Advocate at the Capitol

Erica “EL” DuBois holding her book on the United States Capitol steps. — Erica “EL” DuBois — author, survivor advocate, and Co-Founder of the Twisted Crown Foundation.

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