Rachael Denhollander

Rachael Denhollander, an attorney specializing in abuse dynamics and institutional transformation, sheds light on the vital issue of abuse within faith communities. She discusses her experience as a survivor and advocate, highlighting the systemic challenges in pursuing justice. Rachael calls for a compassionate theological approach to confront gender-based violence and the cycle of shame perpetuated by inadequate education. She also tackles the complexities of homeschooling and the need for accountability in faith-based educational resources.

Rachael Denhollander, an attorney and advocate, was the first to publicly accuse Larry Nassar of abuse. She dives into how a culture of secrecy in gymnastics enabled such horrific acts. Rachael reveals Nassar's manipulative tactics that misled parents while he abused young athletes. She discusses the role of enablers in allowing the abuse to continue and highlights her courage in speaking out. The conversation emphasizes the importance of belief, accountability, and the need for open dialogue about abuse to protect future generations.