JoDee Neil Attorney

06/04/2026

Gisèle Pelicot had zero choice in what was done to her. She was drugged and assaulted for years by men invited by her husband. Still, she stood in court and endured an attack from defense lawyers so justice could happen.

The man who orchestrated it all received 20 years. Survivors live with the impact for life. Shame belongs to perpetrators.

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

We cannot look away from any issue that impacts our children.

06/04/2026

Sometimes I have to pinch myself and remember how far this journey has come.

For so many years, my work was centered on giving victims a voice and helping them navigate some of the most difficult moments of their lives. Today, I have the privilege of continuing that mission in a different way through Outcry Witness Unspoken.

Sitting down with survivors, advocates, experts, and leaders who are willing to have honest conversations about justice, healing, resilience, and change is something I never take for granted.

Every story shared. Every lesson learned. Every voice amplified.

Yesterday was another incredible day of recording, and I left feeling inspired, grateful, and more committed than ever to this work.

Some powerful conversations are coming your way soon, and I cannot wait to share them with you.

06/04/2026

Parents were never supposed to have to become lobbyists.

But here we are.

Big Tech spends more money influencing Washington than most people realize because attention is worth billions. Every second a child spends on a screen has value to someone.

Children cannot compete with corporate profits. Families cannot afford to stay silent.

The conversation is no longer just about screen time. It is about safety, accountability, and whether the people building these platforms will finally put children ahead of revenue.

Parents must rise to this moment. Our children are depending on it.

06/03/2026

Trying to bury trauma is like holding a beach ball underwater.

It can be done for a while, but it takes tremendous energy.
That energy is pulled away from relationships, joy, purpose, and peace.
Eventually, exhaustion sets in and the beach ball comes flying back to the surface.

What was forced down starts showing up as addiction, anxiety, depression, and broken relationships.

The trauma never disappeared.
It was there all along, demanding strength just to keep it hidden.

Healing begins when survivors stop fighting to keep the truth underwater and finally allow it to be seen.

06/03/2026

The volume is not the problem. The silence is.

Messages come in every day. People sharing what happened to them, sometimes for the first time, in a comment section. That alone says everything about how much this is needed.

The scale is staggering. This is not rare. This is not isolated. It is everywhere.

For children, there is no gray area. When harm is disclosed or discovered, it must be reported. That is not optional.

For adults, the first step is different. There is no requirement to go to the police or call a lawyer.

The first step is simpler and harder than that.
Say the truth. Even if it is only to yourself.

That moment matters. That is where change begins.

Watch: https://youtu.be/jZHzU5OxcEk
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Ladies N Law

06/03/2026

What does it mean to remember?

For Shannon Ray Cooper, remembrance is more than a moment in history. It is a lifelong commitment to honoring the sacrifices of those who served and ensuring their stories are never forgotten.

A U.S. Navy veteran and author of Pearl Harbor: Remembering How We Served and Survived December 7, 1941, Shannon has dedicated himself to preserving one of the most important stories in American history.

Coming up on Outcry Witness Unspoken, a conversation about service, sacrifice, resilience, and the lessons history still has to teach us today.

This is one you will not want to miss.

06/02/2026

Trauma does not go away. It gets stored. In the body. In behavior. In silence.

Most people are not “stuck.” They are frozen.

The way out is not some big breakthrough moment. It is small, controlled steps toward the truth.

Science backs this. Real healing starts in two places:
Say what happened.
Say it to someone who actually hears it.

That is when the nervous system starts to reset. That is when the weight begins to lift.

Watch: https://youtu.be/jZHzU5OxcEk
Listen: https://monkeylink.co/f8a4cf

Ladies N Law.

06/02/2026

Trauma does not go away. It gets stored. In the body. In behavior. In silence.

Most people are not “stuck.” They are frozen.

The way out is not some big breakthrough moment. It is small, controlled steps toward the truth.

Science backs this. Real healing starts in two places:
Say what happened.
Say it to someone who actually hears it.

That is when the nervous system starts to reset. That is when the weight begins to lift.

Watch: https://youtu.be/jZHzU5OxcEk
Listen: https://monkeylink.co/f8a4cf

Ladies N Law