Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Anne-Renee Testa

Dr. Anne-Renee Testa, America's Psychologist and Relationship Coach, talks about her childhood abuse with other child and how that shaped her into the woman she is today. She also talks about her recent books that have been published about child abuse in families. (13:00)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Helene Weinstein

Helene Weinstein, Assemblywoman for New York Assembly, talks about introducing a bill to family court about civil order of protection for those that do not live together or for those of same sex relationships or teenage relationships. Before this bill only those that were married could request a civil order of protection.(11:00)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Susan White

Susan White, Advocate against domestic violence, speaks about women in the work force and giving them the opportunity to speak out about their experiences with abuse. (8:55)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Wanda Lucibello

Wanda Lucibello, staff member on the Special Victims Division in New York, is talking about preventing abuse within martial relationships and having more abused speak out about their experiences. (10:45)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Stephanie Nilva

Stephanie Nilva, Executive Director of the Day One Organization, talks to me about working with youth to prevent dating abuse in New York City at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (8:38)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Cindy Dyer

Cindy Dyer, Director for the Office on Violence Against Women in the Department of Justice, talks about the violence against women act and how the state and federal government focus on the prosecution and protection of victims. (7:30)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Karen Cheeks-Lomax

Karen Cheeks-Lomax, My Sisters Place, speaks about the effects domestic violence has on teenagers. My sisters place is a domestic abuse shelter that takes single women and teenage girls in and helps them cope with their abuse. (14:00)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Joanne Sandler

Joanne Sandler, Deputy Executive Director of Unifem, speaks about her recent work with Nicole Kidman on the "SAY NO" campaign. Her new campaign has reached to over 100 countries and she talks about the different forms of violence that her campaign covers. (12:00)
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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Kirsten deFur and Amani Clotter

Kirsten deFur, Director of Prevention Programs and Research and Director of the New York City Healthy Relationship Training Academy, and Amani Clotter, a Peer Educator at New York City Healthy Relationship Training Academy talk to me about the Healthy Relationship Training Academy, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (7:51)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: William McComb

William L. McComb, Chief Executive Officer, Liz Claiborne Inc., talked to me about Liz Claiborne’s involvement with domestic violence issues at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (8:34)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Sheryl Cates

Sheryl Cates, Chief Executive Officer of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, talked to me about how the NDVH works and how it has helped people, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (4:42)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Peg Kiely

Marguerite (Peg) Kiely, a teacher at Cathedral High School in New York, talked to me about the “Love is Not Abuse” Curriculum at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (6:44)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Naomi Shatz

Naomi Shatz, Staff Attorney and Skadden Fellow at Legal Momentum, talked to me about legal advocacy for teens, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (8:01)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Maya Raghu

Maya Raghu, Senior Staff Attorney at Legal Momentum, talks about advancing women’s rights, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (12:29)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Cindy Southworth

Cindy Southworth, Safety Net Project Director form the National Network to End Domestic Violence, talked to me about “cyberstalking” at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (16:17)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Bob Kocienda

Bob Kocienda, Founder of the Center for Youth Leadership, talked about public awareness of teen dating violence at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (7:05)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Kristen Illes

Kristen Illes, Associate Vice President, Training and Development at Safe Horizon, talked to me about the program “Safe Work”, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (10:02)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Judge John Leventhal

Judge John M. Leventhal, Justice of the Supreme Court in the Second Judicial District (Brooklyn and Staten Island) in the State of New York, previously presided over the nation’s first felony domestic violence court and he talked to me about how the domestic violence court has made a difference, at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (13:35)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Joanna Saltz

Joanna Saltz, Executive Editor, Seventeen, talks about teen dating abuse at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. Survey results from the Seventeen Magazine teen survey will be available in the February 2009 issue of Seventeen, on newsstands January 2009. (9:51)


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Liz Claiborne Radio Row: Dr. Catherine Stayton

Dr. Catherine Stayton, Director of the Injury Epidemiology Unit at the New York City Health Department, talks about researching domestic violence in New York City at the Liz Claiborne “It’s Time to Talk Day” held in New York City, New York. (9:38)
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