Living By Example
Voice For The Kids was founded on the idea that with proper support in confronting trauma, children can discover for themselves that their trauma is not what defines them. With proper support, we believe children can find empowerment through the reclamation of their voice and the discovery of their own resilience. We believe that when children have the courage to come forward to speak their truth, it is our responsibility not only to listen, but to do everything in our power to provide them with appropriate access to justice and healing.
Sasha Joseph Neulinger, the founder of Voice For The Kids, is a “survivor” of Child Sexual Abuse. But Sasha believes survival is a bar set too low. Survival can be a chapter, but he believes there is so much more to life than just surviving, and his life is proof of that.
Sasha Joseph Neulinger
Sasha Joseph Neulinger is the Founder and President of Voice For The Kids, and Co-Founder and Head of Production at Step 1 Films. In 2015, Sasha presented at TEDxBozeman with his first public speech, "Trauma Is Irreversible. How It Shapes Us Is Our Choice.” Since his TED Talk, Sasha has presented over 100 keynote speeches around the world, helping raise over $8 Million for the fight against child abuse. Sasha made his directorial debut at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival with his autobiographical, feature length documentary, REWIND. REWIND had its US Television Premiere on May 11, 2020 as a part of PBS’ Independent Lens lineup, and has since been streaming for audiences both nationally and internationally. REWIND was nominated for a 2020 Critics Choice Award for Best First Feature Documentary, and received 3 Emmy Nominations in 2021, including Outstanding Social Issue Documentary, Outstanding Direction, and Outstanding Editing.
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Speaking Engagements
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States & Countries Visited
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critic reviews
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on rotten tomatoes
“Rewind rises above the familiar, to the realm of genuinely inspirational.”
JOE MORGERNSTERN
“Heroic.”
DAVID EHRLICH
"A therapeutic masterwork...One of the year’s best films."
MATT FAGERHOLM