Domestic violence doesn’t always begin with physical harm. In Take A Stand, Ishaunna Gully shares how verbal abuse can become normalized and why recognizing harmful behaviors matters.
After surviving domestic violence at age 20 and sustaining a spinal cord injury, Ishaunna Gully shares her journey through survival, healing and purpose as she launches “Take A Stand.”
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