MSTM Perspectives Podcast

Janelle Marina Mendez, CEO of MSTM delivers a keynote speech titled, "Female Marines, America's Babies Need You!" at the Fight For Our Freedom Campaign Press Conference held in Washington D.C. on Veterans Day. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mstmovement/support

In this episode of our perspectives podcast, Ellie opens up about navigating the rough terrain of being both a blind woman and a bisexual woman. Her hilarious British humor will make you laugh a lot along the way as she touches some deeply heartfelt topics about her sexuality. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mstmovement/support

Listen to Janelle Marina Mendez talk about her sexuality, pedoplanet, and more... --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mstmovement/support

A common question coming up in our community is what is the difference between MJIA, IAmVanessaGuillen, and the MIRA Bills? In Today's episode of our Perspectives Podcast, Janelle Marina Mendez, CEO of MSTM goes over the differences between each set of bills and what they set out to accomplish. Janelle goes over why MSTM is lobbying for MIRA and why MIRA addresses the most broad-sp

Royal Parker served in the U.S. Army before his transition. Royal faced a series of hardships based on race, gender identity, and as a survivor or Military Sexual Trauma (MST). Royal's preferred pronouns are he, him, his. Royal details his story of adversity and struggle while serving our nation. Today, Royal is an activist in the Hudson Valley Region of New York helping other tran

MSTM's host, Air Force veteran, and MST survivor Izzy Aceves interviews Chad Keck who a male MST survivor and volunteer for MSTM. He is a U.S. Marine Corps. veteran. He received a retaliatory discharge after experiencing Military Sexual Trauma (MST) while serving on active duty. The struggle to attain VA benefits left Chad to struggle with PTSD due to MST without any support. Chad

American society and especially in the military, there is an idea that being provocative equates to consent. Consent involves a conversation about the past, the present, and the future. All resources are provocative. Money is one of the most provocative and sought after resources in the world. When someone steals cash, we don't place responsibility and accountability on the bank be

This publication contains a number of stories of survivors who've experienced Military Sexual Trauma (MST), sexual violence, and/or hazing. These stories are graphic in nature due to the topic. Some stories contain graphic details of events, substance abuse, suicidal ideation and/or homicidal ideation, self-harm, sexual and/or physical assault. Other stories contain nudity, sexuall