Peace Over Pieces Domestic Abuse Survivor Podcast

Author: Clara Baldwin-Dickneite

Peace Over Pieces Domestic Abuse Survivor Podcast Hosted by Founder Clara Baldwin-Dickneite and with abuse survivors' solo episodes. This podcast gives a voice to domestic abuse survivors who have turned pain into power. Each episode shares real, unfiltered stories of resilience, healing, and hopetold by those who have lived it. Beyond storytelling, Peace Over Pieces is a movement. Through each conversation, the podcast helps raise awareness, connect listeners to resources, and remind survivors everywhere that they are not alone. 100% of proceeds support victims of domestic violence through housing assistance, education, and recovery programs. Listen, learn, and take action. Visit www.peaceoverpieces.com for donation links, survivor resources, and hotline information.
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Ep. 45 - Adama Bah
Episode 45
Monday, 28 September, 2026

Adama is a survivor of sexual violence, advocate, and founder of WHAN, an organization supporting African women affected by domestic abuse, sexual violence, and wider health inequalities. Alongside her work within the NHS, she has dedicated herself to helping women navigate not only survival, but the often complicated journey of rebuilding life after abuse.In this episode, Adama brings together lived experience and professional insight to explore what recovery really looks like. She discusses why healing doesn’t simply begin and end with leaving an abusive situation, and the work involved in rebuilding confidence, identity, purpose, and a sense of safety.Adama also sheds light on some of the barriers African women may face when seeking support, as well as the connection between trauma and women’s health. Through her work and her own journey, she offers a practical and hopeful perspective on life after survival—reminding us that recovery can take many forms, and that rebuilding is possible.