Such a Resounding Silence Q&A Screening with Tracy Adams & Grace Tame

The CorriLee Foundation and The No Laughing Matter Podcast Series proudly present this groundbreaking film and conversation into intrafamilial childhood sexual abuse. 

We welcome our allies/panelists to speak on this taboo topic, which is all too often shrouded in silence, shame & stigma. 

• Tracy Adams (CEO Kids Helpline) 
• Grace Tame (Activist, Advocate & Founder of the Grace Tame Foundation)
• Tanya Lee (Creator & Producer of No Laughing Matter) 
• Karen Righton (Activist, No Laughing Matter podcast contributor)
• Nadia Mitsopolous as the Panel Facilitator

Such a Resounding Silence is a powerful and inspiring French film with actor/producer Emmanuelle Béart that confronts the taboo subject of incest showcasing the incredible resilience & courage of survivors. Through intimate interviews, symbolic animation, captivating photography, and evocative music, the film sensitively portrays their moving stories, offering hope, empowerment and healing.

By addressing this hidden reality, this film breaks down barriers and encourages open conversations about the lifelong trauma caused by silence, denial, shame, guilt, and betrayal. It seeks to engage a broad audience—those willing to listen, confront this pervasive issue, and support survivors on their journey toward healing.

This film not only exposes the prevalence of incest but also aims to reduce its occurrence and minimize its harm, offering hope for a better future for those impacted.

5:45pm  Doors Open
6:00pm Complimentary Pizza & Mingling, drinks available for purchase at the bar
6:20pm Event starts / speeches / commencement of film 
8:30pm Panel - Nadia Mitsopolous as the Panel Facilitator
9:00pm Event Ends

The CorriLee Foundation also presents No Laughing Matter podcast series about real life incest events. The 'lived experience' survivor requests their favourite well known person to narrate their story. Some of the narrators include: 
Ray Martin, Jean Kittson, Hugo Weaving, Grace Tame, Heather Mitchell, Jennifer Byrne, Andrew Denton, Chrissie Swan, Sam Mostyn, Adam Hills, Chrissie Swan, & Wil Anderson.

Check it out on Spotify.

Thank you for joining this event to help us break the taboo, make our voices heard and improve support services for survivors.