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With Lifetime movie debut, abuse survivor pushes for awareness in Mennonite, Amish communities

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Joanna Yoder started advocating for sexual abuse survivors in small ways. She took the next step by speaking with the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for a Pulitzer Prize-finalist series. Now, Yoder, an abuse survivor who grew up conservative Mennonite, is the consultant on a new Lifetime film.

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With Lifetime movie debut, abuse survivor pushes for awareness in Mennonite, Amish communities

Joanna Yoder, a survivor of abuse and advocate, shares about her journey from Pulitzer Prize finalist series to new Lifetime film.

·Nashville, United States
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The Tennessean broke the news in Nashville, United States on Wednesday, November 16, 2022.
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