“It makes me feel like I could get better. That lady (Jenson) really helped me develop empathy because I could see how she felt.” -TG, age 15

“Seeing the play changed my way of thinking.” -CM, age 16

“It has affected me to the point where I am speechless, but in a good way.  I liked it when [she] danced to Elvis.  I also really liked the guitar.  [Tell her to] Keep doing the good work [she is] doing.” - HV, age 18

“Listening to her will help me break my own cycle of abuse and to never hurt anyone again.” - JA, age 17

“[She] made me feel better about disclosing to my (therapy) group because if [she] can have the courage to speak in front of hundreds of people, then I can do it in front of my small group.” -BF, age 16

“Her speech made me think about my victim and how they feel.  It helped me understand what I did was wrong.” - MJ, age 16

“I wanted to congratulate [her] on what [she’s] done and [her] bravery.  [Her] speech made me realize the impact of sexual abuse on victims and their feelings.” - KM, age 16

“That lady’s play made me have more empathy because I could see how she felt.” - NS, age 15