Speaking from lived experience, I support conferences, organizations, and policymakers seeking to understand what happens after the headlines fade — and why this understanding is essential for prevention and policy.
Based in Geneva · Available globally
Email: info@arcyrosmery.com
I speak as a child left behind after femicide, translating lived experience into clear, human insight institutions need.
This work:
Bridges lived reality and institutional decision-making
Strengthens survivor-informed approaches
Improves ethical media and policy conversations
This perspective cannot be replaced by statistics alone.
After femicide:
Children grow up carrying unresolved trauma
Families are left navigating grief, systems, and silence
Support often ends after public attention fades
Justice is frequently incomplete or absent
These realities shape lives for decades — and remain largely unaddressed in policy and prevention frameworks.
A deeper understanding of femicide’s lifelong impact
Better questions about prevention and responsibility
Language that respects families, not just data
Keynotes & panels
Lived-experience validation for programs and policy
Media interviews and public education
CPTSD · Violence prevention · Gender-based violence · Policy · Women & intersectionality
I grew up in the aftermath of femicide.
That experience shapes everything I do — not as a story for sympathy, but as knowledge institutions urgently need. My role is to ensure that policies, programs, and public conversations reflect the reality of families who live with the consequences for decades.
I speak with clarity, humanity, and care — without academic elitism or institutional distance.
As many experiences cross me, expat, poc, lesbian, invisible illness, insularity, first-daughter; I take on this work with a vision of intentional conscient intersectionality.
Arcy Rosmery
For conferences on:
CPTSD and long-term trauma
Violence prevention
Gender-based violence & femicide
Women, children, and intersectionality
Education, justice, and social policy
Audience takeaway:
A deeper, human understanding of the aftermath of femicide — and what prevention must include to be real.
I work with organizations, NGOs, and institutions to:
Validate programs through lived-experience insight
Identify blind spots that unintentionally harm families
Strengthen survivor-informed approaches
Translate reality into actionable recommendations
Collaborating with:
Podcasts
Interviews
Panels
International media
I speak clearly, simply, and responsibly — helping audiences understand complex trauma with joy-driven wholesomeness and dignity.
If you are organizing a conference, media program, or initiative addressing violence, trauma, prevention, or gender justice — I would be honored to contribute.
Email: info@arcyrosmery.com
Global availability
