Consent Without Confusion
Teens & young adults · 60–90 minutes
- Consent, coercion, and power dynamics
- Nonverbal communication and healthy boundaries
- Recognizing pressure and practicing accountability
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You’re Allowed to Want More
Middle & high school girls · 60–90 minutes
- Societal expectations, self-worth, and healthy standards
- Red flags and equitable treatment
- Recognizing when and how to seek help
The Man You Are Becoming
Middle & high school boys · 60–90 minutes
- Masculinity, empathy, and self-control
- Accountability and practical decision-making
- Pressures boys absorb from peers and culture
Accountability in Action
Students & communities · 60–90 minutes
- Loyalty, complicity, and peer influence
- Repair and bystander behavior
- Our individual roles in changing culture
Guiding Brave Conversations
Parents, educators & community leaders · 60–90 minutes
- Starting age-appropriate, high-impact conversations
- Consent, relationships, boundaries, and safety
- Practical guidance for difficult subjects
Laurel’s Diary: Transforming Rage into Healing
College & adult audiences · 15–30 minutes
- Using story to reclaim agency
- Opening honest dialogue about trauma and healing
- Building a more truthful response to survivors
We talk about assault. We rarely talk about what comes after.
Laurel’s Diary opens that conversation with unflinching clarity.
It explores how trauma lingers in the body, in relationships, and in the daily negotiation of survival. It also exposes the systems meant to protect survivors—and how they often fail.
Through diary entries, text messages, and e-mails drawn from her post-assault experience, DiMarco brings private aftermath into public view, revealing what healing demands and who is left to bear the cost.
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About Gina
Gina DiMarco is an author, speaker, and trauma-informed advocacy professional whose work sits at the intersection of agency, boundaries, and emotional literacy.
Known for translating difficult subjects into relatable conversations, Gina combines storytelling, humor, interactive scenarios, and practical tools that help audiences move beyond awareness toward better decision-making.
Her presentations are designed to challenge without alienating, educate without lecturing, and leave participants with skills they can use immediately in their relationships, schools, and communities.
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