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Pamela J. Pine

Award-winning advocate Dr. Pamela J. Pine empowers organizations to tackle child protection, resilience, and wellness with evidence-based, trauma-informed solutions.

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Dr. Pine’s Program was fascinating. I know it is a real turning point for me in terms of how I proceed in my personal and professional life. What was exciting is that it is empirically oriented, and this makes it very easy to understand. The information from her work broadened my scope. I can apply it to my country and other work. In Nigeria, there are religious and cultural aspects and influences ... if we don’t’ get ahold of the impact of it all, there will be continued problems.

Stanley, Nigeria, psych student

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Why book Pamela J. Pine for your next event!

  • Founder of Stop the Silence®, Dr. Pamela J. Pine has led global efforts in preventing child sexual abuse and trauma, impacting organizations and communities worldwide.
  • Recipient of the prestigious Voices of Courage Award® 2025, honoring her lifetime commitment to protecting children and advancing organizational responsibility globally.
  • A recognized global advocate featured on NBC, CNN, PBS, and The Washington Post, trusted by leading organizations for expertise in trauma prevention and resilience.

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Transforming Trauma into Resilience for Organizations and Communities

International health leader and award-winning advocate, Dr. Pamela J. Pine empowers organizations with trauma-informed strategies to prevent abuse, strengthen resilience, and build safer cultures. A global voice she delivers transformative keynotes that inspire action, elevate responsibility, and equip leaders with tools to create lasting impact worldwide.

Keynote Speaker Pamela J. Pine, PhD, MPH is an internationally recognized expert in health, development, and communication, known for her groundbreaking work in childhood trauma prevention, protection, and resilience. With over two decades of global experience across more than 30 countries, she has become a leading voice in addressing child sexual abuse (CSA), trafficking, and other adverse childhood experiences (ACEs).

As Founder of Stop the Silence® – Stop Child Sexual Abuse, Inc. and now Director of Stop the Silence® at the Institute on Violence, Abuse and Trauma (IVAT), Dr. Pine has created innovative advocacy campaigns, training programs, and trauma-informed strategies that empower individuals, families, communities, and organizations worldwide. Her award-winning work has earned her prestigious honors, including the Voices of Courage Award® and IVAT’s Lifetime Advocacy Achievement Award.

For organizations, her keynotes deliver more than inspiration, they provide actionable frameworks for prevention, awareness, and healing. She equips leaders and teams with tools to foster safer environments, strengthen organizational culture, and enhance corporate responsibility. Pamela, the author of best-selling books on healing and resilience, blends academic expertise with creative expression to inspire and open both hearts and minds.

Book Pamela J. Pine for your event to gain not only a powerful keynote speaker but also a trusted partner in building stronger, more resilient, and socially responsible organizations.

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5 of 5

Dr. Pine’s Program was fascinating. I know it is a real turning point for me in terms of how I proceed in my personal and professional life. What was exciting is that it is empirically oriented, and this makes it very easy to understand. The information from her work broadened my scope. I can apply it to my country and other work. In Nigeria, there are religious and cultural aspects and influences ... if we don’t’ get ahold of the impact of it all, there will be continued problems.

5 of 5

I plan to take the information I got from Dr. Pine and her work and get it into the schools. We need to teach parents and teachers about spanking and wrongful touch. When teachers and parents are aware of the consequences, they can be instrumental in making change.

5 of 5

I liked the information provided in Dr. Pine’s Program about stopping the hitting. I’m very much about heart-felt conversations – there has to be better conversation – and it’s important to think about how to do that. This Program helped me to understand how to work toward the development of programs to create change. I am hoping to follow on with the master’s degree to get the credentials, so I am listened to. I want to make a difference on the ground, which is so important.

5 of 5

An important point that I gained from Dr. Pine’s program was learning how to make a road map to make a difference. Also important was the emphasis on follow-up... If nothing is done after reporting, it could be even worse for the survivor. Then, we need, too, to use the information we have to get organizations – schools, churches, others – to get involved. I plan to use the information I have and the new credentials from the Program to get into establishments and make a difference.

5 of 5

Dr. Pine’s Program helped me understand how the focus on ACEs developed and how one type of trauma often happens in conjunction with other traumas, and comparative research. We have to recognize those relationships and interactions. The presentations forced me to look more at the statistics and understand them.

5 of 5

This lady is very hard-working and loyal to the cause. I identify with her in that I'd love to be as dedicated to helping fight for children's rights as she has been for many years.

5 of 5

I thought this would mostly be a refresher, but no! I have learned SO MUCH! In one of the sessions that you gave, Pam, it was if you were talking to me! You said, “We have to reach the whole community and if you are doing this, you’re doing the right thing! I really needed to hear that!” This Program is one of the highlights of my year. I am happy to be a part of this.

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Keynotes

Keynote by Pamela J. Pine:

What we ALL need to know about childhood trauma – and WHY!

Dr. Pine’s Talk on What We All Need To Know About Childhood Trauma – and WHY! – Define child sexual abuse (CSA) and/or other adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are – Spot signs and symptoms of CSA/ACEs – Say if you know or expect abuse – Recommend prevention measures for service providers and/or the public – Respond if you know or expect abuse – past or present 

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Keynote by Pamela J. Pine:

Workplace Transformation through ACEs Awareness

Dr. Pine’s Talk on Workplace Transformation through Childhood Trauma Awareness and Action 

Your audience will learn how to: Spot potential ACEs influence on adult behavior, health, and workplace dynamics. 

Your audience will learn how to: Identify practical strategies for recognizing and mitigating trauma-related stress. 

Your audience will learn how to: Apply techniques for integrating trauma-informed practices into organizational management. 

Your audience will learn how to: Institute types of policy developments that support employee resilience and well-being.

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