Michelle Jewsbury is a dedicated advocate, inspirational speaker, and author renowned for empowering individuals to discover and share their unique stories. She is the founder of Unsilenced Voices, a non profitor ganization committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence, and a personal development coach guiding people in sharing their messages through book publishing, public speaking, course creation, and launching or growing nonprofit organizations.

Michelle captivates audiences with her powerful narratives and insights, encouraging others to harness the transformative power of story telling and the connections that emerge from sharing their journeys. As a sought-after speaker, she uses her own experiences to inspire and motivate,creating "A-HA" moments that lead to personal transformation. Her confident yet calming approach leaves a lasting impression, giving attendees the power to take back their lives.

Michelle's journey into humanitarian work began in May 2014 with a trip to Guatemala, where she assisted an orphanage on the Rio Dulce. Her passion for international service led her to Kenya with Kizimani, a non profit focused on sustainable change in impoverished communities, and to Hyderabad,India, where she worked with Back2Back at an orphanage. In 2015, she served as Vice President for Young Vision Africa, encouraging young leaders in Sierra Leone to make lasting changes in their country.

In August 2016, Michelle left Young Vision Africa to focus on ending domestic violence, driven by her own harrowing experience in an abusive relationship. Over three years, she endured physical, sexual,emotional, and financial abuse, which she later channeled into a critically acclaimed play, But I Love Him. Debuting at The White Fire Solo Fest in February 2016, the play received commendations and was also featured in the Hollywood Fringe Festival.

Michelle's story reached a wider audience through numerous appearances on major networks like KTLA5, Good Morning San Diego, CBS, NBC,ABC, and FOX. She has spoken on over 150 stages, leading seminars on domestic violence, sexual abuse, and trauma, providing invaluable insights and resources for overcoming these challenges. Her memoir, But I Love Him, delves deeply into her experience,offering a painful yet inspirational account of escaping the cycle of domestic violence and finding peace. The book is available on Amazon, and a complimentary digital introduction can be obtained by texting OBSTACLES to 26786.

In July 2017, Michelle founded Unsilenced Voices, a 501(c)3 non profit aimed at inspiring global change by encouraging victims to break free and survivors to speak up about domestic violence and sexual assault. Theorganization operates in Sierra Leone, providing sensitization programs, legal assistance, vocational training, medical care, and counseling to survivors. In the USA, Unsilenced Voices raises funds through annual events, sponsors, and donors to support victims and survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking. These funds are crucial for legal and medical assistance,education, and other needs.

Recognized as a valuable resource in the speaking industry,Michelle Jewsbury is the go-to professional speaker who uses her story of survival as a beacon of hope and motivation for others. Her presentations leave audiences inspired, revitalized, and ready to pursue their journeys with renewed focus and determination.

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