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LaVerne is co-founder of Exposed The Podcast/Incorporated. She is a wife, mother, entrepreneur, author, motivational speaker, advocate, community leader and a THRIVER.      

LaVerne finally gained the courage to expose her own life story of domestic violence by publishing her autobiography “Overcoming The Darkness: Surviving Domestic Violence.”

Little did she know this would be the beginning of her journey to turn her PAIN into PURPOSE & POWER. LaVerne believes transparency builds strength and jumpstarts your healing journey, which then leads us to our PURPOSE & POWER. Her prayer is that by telling her story it will give other survivors permission to stand in their truth and not be ashamed. 

LaVerne also realized men are a huge part of the solution to ending domestic abuse. She is committed to including, partnering, and encouraging men to be involved in the mission to end violence against women. 

Natalie Hayden is  co-founder of Exposed The Podcast/Incorporated. A THRIVER of Domestic Abuse. Media executive and community philanthropist, Natalie Hayden(Perkins) is a dedicated mother best known for her passion to SERVE! Natalie is a community leader, radio personality and her co-lead podcast hosting straight-to-the-point controversial conversations around life after domestic abuse. 

Born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Natalie was charged with the mission shortly after leaving an unhealthy relationship of 12 years to focus on shifting the narrative in her life from PAIN to PURPOSE. The COURAGE and AUDACITY to do so, and she did with her village. She understood that healthy relationships rooted in a personal relationship with God, love, compassion and hope can shift the tide in anyone’s life, as it has for her. 

The mission to bring awareness and education to the public health issue domestic violence will take efforts from the masses. Natalie understanding this has allowed her to receive invitations to tables known and unknown to strategize and collaborate aligned efforts. 

“It always seems impossible until it’s done.” 

~Nelson Mandel