Here’s the latest publicly reported coverage on Elizabeth Smart and her foundation.
If you’d like, I can pull specific articles with dates and summarize their key points, or set up a quick reading list focused on her advocacy work and the foundation’s latest programs.
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In support of other survivors, the mom of three talks candidly about her brutal kidnapping and sexual assault in a new Netflix documentary.
people.comThe Smart Defense program has been piloted at some universities but Smart is seeking $186,000 to expand it to all public universities in UtahRead More → The Legacy Project interview with Miyo Strong, who is the Smart Defense Program Director for the Elizabeth Smart Foundation and Malouf Foundation.Read More → PRESS releases April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM), and when you want to talk about healthy intimacy, who better to team up with than the Mentionables? Keep reading for...
www.elizabethsmartfoundation.orgElizabeth Smart was kidnapped from her home as a teenager in 2002 and was discovered nine months later. Here is everything to know about Elizabeth Smart's life today.
people.comLearn about the Elizabeth Smart Foundation's efforts to combat sexual violence through self-defense, survivor support, awareness, and advocacy programs.
www.elizabethsmartfoundation.orgSALT LAKE CITY (CNN) — “I’m not just that girl that was kidnapped. That happened to me, but I’m so much more,” Elizabeth Smart told CNN’s Anderson Cooper in 2013. A new Netflix documentary, which premiered on Wednesday, has renewed interest in one of the most closely followed kidnapping cases in American history. Smart was […]
www.eastidahonews.comElizabeth Smart became a household name when she was abducted at age 14, held captive for nine months and then found safe. Now 38, she is married with children and devotes her time to advocating for…
www.cnn.comELIZABETH SMART. ABDUCTION SURVIVOR. FOUNDER OF ELIZABETH SMART FOUNDATION. NYT BEST-SELLING AUTHOR OF "MY STORY".
www.elizabethsmart.comWhat happened to Elizabeth Smart and her parents after the 2002 harrowing abduction? Here's what Elizabeth and her loved ones are doing now.
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