The Voice Survivors Need | Victim Advocate Siobhan Jackson on Domestic Violence, Safety & Hope

Every day, survivors of domestic violence face impossible decisions. In this powerful episode of The 39/94 Podcast, victim advocate Siobhan Jackson shares what she's learned after spending nearly 14 years walking alongside survivors through the criminal justice system. From the heartbreaking phone call that first opened her eyes to domestic violence, to the realities she sees every day in Northwest Missouri, Siobhan explains why leaving isn't as simple as many people believe, and what family members, friends, law enforcement, and communities can do to help. In this episode: ✔ The phone call that changed Siobhan's life forever ✔ Why victims often stay in abusive relationships ✔ The myths surrounding domestic violence ✔ What victim advocates really do ✔ How Missouri's justice system responds to domestic violence ✔ Practical advice for friends and family who want to help ✔ Why education—not judgment—can save lives This conversation isn't just for survivors. It's for parents. Friends. Neighbors. Employers. Community leaders. Anyone who wants to better understand domestic violence and the people affected by it. If this episode moves you, please consider sharing it. You never know who may need to hear this conversation today. National Domestic Violence Hotline 📞 800-799-7233 New episodes of The 39/94 Podcast premiere every Thursday. Like, subscribe, comment, share! Learn more about supporting The 39/94 Podcast:   / the3994   Thank you to our sponsors who make our work possbile: North Central Missouri College www.ncmissouri.edu Scooter's Coffee Savannah & St. Joseph www.scooterscoffee.com Wollenman Family's Deluxe Truck Stop www.wollmanfamilytruckstop.com Gina's Cafe & Catering www.ginascafecatering.com E.L. Crawford Construction www.elcrawfordconstruction.com Greater Than Financial https://www.greaterthanfinancial.com/