The Man You’re Becoming
Boys & young men · Grades 6–12
- Healthy masculinity and emotional intelligence
- Consent, respect, boundaries, and accountability
- Peer pressure, online “alpha” culture, and bystander action
Speaking & Workshops
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Consent Without Confusion
Co-ed students · Grades 8–12 & college
- Enthusiastic consent and nonverbal communication
- Coercion, power dynamics, freezing, and uncertainty
- Digital boundaries, rejection, and accountability
Laurel’s Diary
Colleges · Professionals · Community groups
- How trauma shapes identity, intimacy, and relationships
- The private aftermath of assault and the systems that fail survivors
- Agency, recovery, and publishing an intensely personal story
Guiding Brave Conversations
Parents · Educators · Coaches · Community leaders
- Starting difficult, age-appropriate conversations
- Recognizing coercion, digital control, and unhealthy patterns
- Responding constructively to disclosures and help-seeking
You Are Allowed to Want More
Girls & young women · Grades 6–12
- Self-worth, agency, and healthy relationship standards
- Red flags, manipulation, coercion, and digital control
- Self-trust, boundaries, pattern recognition, and help-seeking
When It’s Your Friend
Co-ed students · Grades 8–12
- Recognizing concerning behavior within a friend group
- Bystander intervention without escalating risk
- Supporting someone safely while maintaining boundaries
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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.
Order TodayAuthor · Speaker · Advocate
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.
Gina DiMarco
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