Book Signing by Author Valessa Winslow on Thursday, December 7th @6pm
Location: Alamo City Studios (Education Room) 6pm-8pm
“Rape The Silencer: Good Girls Don’t Tell Until Now”
Winslow’s book covers serious subjects that expose domestic and marital violence, mental cruelty and illness, childhood innocence, sexual abuse, predators, adolescent abuse, spiritual awareness, development, and leadership.” Tracey Bond, Book Compilation/Consultant at Pullpenz.com for Author Valessa Winslow
About The Author:
Valessa Winslow of San Antonio, Texas is a motivational speaker, life coach, and an Air Force Veteran. She has written and published her first book entitled, “Rape the Silencer! Good Girls Don’t Tell Until Now.” She also has shared how putting her pain to paper, changed her life in The Sacral Circle Podcast: “Healing Sexual Trauma Collectively & Lovingly”. Valessa also has been featured on Ms. Entrepreneur Role Model Search Live program: “Rise Above,” highlighted as a powerful, passionate, and purposeful women in San Antonio. This mover and shaker also was the keynote speaker for the 2nd Annual Women’s Conference in Plano, Texas. Her next guest appearance will soon be on the Ester Davis program in Dallas, Texas. She has been chosen to serve as a judge for the Miss South Texas event 2018, official preliminary to Miss Texas and Miss America
Scholarship Competition. Winslow believes that certain young people also deserve the same resources and opportunities as those in more affluent parts of her city. Valessa additionally asserts, by teaching them that their voice matters; that they are not powerless, but powerful beyond measure. Her mantra is “Unleash your Greatness and Show Up.” She proudly has placed San Antonio on the map as being selected as the Host of America’s Extreme Talent Singing Competition Reality Show in Miami, Florida, scheduled for 2018.
Valessa is the CEO and Founder of her nonprofit organization, Inspire 2b Transformed, LLC. She stays busy as an active member and supporter of other organizations, to include the National Association of Professional Women and has served on the Executive Board as the Chief Learning Officer for the Alamo Young Government Leaders, and the Black Women in Business Organization of San Antonio, Texas.