Name: "ENOUGH" Documentary
Uploaded: 2023-08-08T01:16:06Z
Description: “Enough” has won 2nd in the world, and 1st in the USA, at the Cannes Worldwide Film Festival, Best Women Film category.

"ENOUGH" Documentary

R.O.S.A. will be hosting their 10th Sexual Assault Awareness Month Walk.  This is a Virtual Worldwide Walk and we are excited! This is the opportunity for all of us to join together and say ENOUGH!  WE will empower our children, WE will break the silence against sexual abuse, WE will be the voice for the voiceless.

R.O.S.A. Rising Over Sexual Abuse/ One Heaven Inc.

“Enough” has won 2nd in the world, and 1st in the USA, at the Cannes Worldwide Film Festival, Best Women Film category.

New Jersey State Museum

Trenton, NJ - The highly anticipated documentary film, “Enough,” featuring five survivors of child sexual abuse from the Trenton, NJ area, underscores the need for urgent action and support for survivors of sexual abuse. Tona Buck, leading survivor and advocate, shares her own story of abuse and her journey towards healing and empowerment. “Through sharing our stories and experiences, we hope to create greater awareness about the prevalence of child sexual abuse and its impact on communities of color,” said Buck. “Our goal is to inspire and call on leaders, organizations, and communities to take a stand against child sexual abuse.”Buck started her nonprofit, R.O.S.A. Warriors (Rising Over Sexual Abuse) in 2016, and she has been bringing a voice to the voiceless through support, education, and advocacy for survivors and their families. Her children’s book, STOP (Safe Touches Only Please), is written for a young audience, and teaches youth how to name their body parameters and how to say, “No!” She also started on this documentary journey with her first film, “Why We Didn’t Tell,” available on YouTube and linked at www.rosawarriors.org. Along with all this, Buck has organized a worldwide Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) Walk for the past seven years, and attendance has grown every year.This film promotes a dialogue surrounding the tough topics of sexual abuse and trauma and focuses on survivors’ resilience and determination in overcoming this horrific crime. The documentary aims to give a voice to sexually abused victims, dispel misconceptions, and empower survivors. “We are incredibly proud of Tona and her powerful, inspiring advocacy for survivors,” said Carl Maxwell, CEO of the company that produced the film, Vigilance Media. “Her work and that of R.O.S.A. Warriors have been instrumental in bringing attention to this important issue, and we are thrilled to be working with her to amplify the voices of survivors.” Also part of the crew are Hezekiah Lewis and Caleb Lucky of Villanova University’s Communication Dept., and they generously donated both time and resources to the production.

Our {communityGuidelinesLink} describe the sort of content we prohibit on Eventbrite. If you suspect an event may be in violation, you can report it to us so we can investigate.

To report other categories of prohibited or illegal content, submit {link}