Dedicating her life to make a difference
Emma Jane is dedicated to challenging difficult conversations, devoting much of her spare time to her volunteer role; campaigning to protect children/ raise awareness of child sexual abuse. At the heart of Emma-Jane's endeavours is her commitment to advocating for the voices of the marginalized and protecting vulnerable children from the scourge of abuse through her charitable initiative, Project 90/10.
Recognised at the United Nations as a woman who strives to make the world a better place.
As a campaigner she has received great support from Freddie Van Mierlo MP (Liberal Democrats), plus celebrities Charlie Lawson (Coronation Street), Ross Kemp (Eastenders), John Altman (Eastenders), Michael Parkinson, Stuart Anthony (The Bill), Matt Hoy (UB40), Nadia Jamil (Actress), Sera Cracroft (Pobol y Cwm) and local Town Councils across the UK.
Campaigner against child abuse
From Emma Jane;
One day (in 2016) I woke up and knew I could no longer carry on hiding my secret; childhood abuse. It was a burden to my life. I don't know why, but I wanted to speak out - it seemed like the right thing to do at that time. My book was published a year later. My NotMyShame message went viral (2022/23)
celebrities who have shown their support
a respected figure whose words resonate deeply
Her personal journey to overcome childhood trauma has equipped her with a unique perspective and unwavering determination to make a difference. Emma-Jane's authenticity shines through in her speaking engagements, where she fearlessly shares her own experiences and insights, both personal and professional. Her book "Don't Hold Back" serves as a testament to her resilience and as a beacon of hope for others navigating similar challenges. By courageously sharing her story and addressing challenging topics head-on, Emma-Jane has become a respected figure whose words resonate deeply with audiences worldwide, motivating them to find their own paths to healing and empowerment.
Award winning campaigner
Since her debut book, Don't Hold Back was published in 2018, she is regularly seen across the world as a champion on this subject. In 2022 she was given an award - for her dedication to her campaigning.
