Dive into the latest episode of the National Justice Forum, where critical issues of social justice, policy reform, and community empowerment take center stage. Each episode features dynamic conversations with experts, activists, and thought leaders who illuminate the pathways toward real, transformative change. Join us for an inspiring dialogue that challenges the status quo, ignites conversation, and empowers you to make a difference ..read more

This podcast dives into the realities of navigating the legal world as a survivor and advocate. We explore the intersection of law, diversity, and lived experience—highlighting the critical need for culturally informed, trauma-aware legal representation. Through powerful conversations with legal professionals, activists, and those with firsthand experience, we shed light on the barriers faced by First Nations communities, incarcerated individuals, and survivors of institutional abuse. Join us as we redefine what justice looks like—one conversation at a time ..read more

In this raw and powerful episode, Jacob Little takes us on an unfiltered journey from the harsh realities of institutional abuse and incarceration to discovering the life-changing power of networking. At just 33, Jacob candidly shares his personal story—from surviving a troubled past and navigating the criminal justice system to embracing discomfort and forging genuine connections that rebuilt his life. Listen as Jacob explores how stepping out of your comfort zone, asking open-ended questions, and trusting the right people can transform adversity into opportunity. His compelling narrative not ..read more

Join us for a compelling and eye-opening session at the Melbourne University Conference, where Jacob Little, a former inmate turned advocate, shares his lived experiences within the prison system. In this thought-provoking talk, Jacob will recount his personal journey, shedding light on the realities of life behind bars and the challenges he faced during his time in jail. With unfiltered honesty, Jacob will delve into the dynamics of prison culture, the impact of incarceration on mental health, and the lessons he learned while navigating this harsh environment. He will also explore the systemi ..read more

In this eye-opening episode of Daily Chaos, we dive deep into the complex and often disturbing realities of the justice system, with special guest Jacob Little, an advocate for reform and a voice for those impacted by institutional child abuse. Jacob sheds light on the systemic failures within our legal and child welfare systems, sharing his personal insights, stories of survival, and the urgent need for reform. Join us as we explore the darker side of the justice system, discussing the challenges faced by children within institutions, the lasting trauma of abuse, and the critical steps necess ..read more

We also need to update the description of the podcast. Please reword: This episode shines a light on About Time for Justice, a grassroots organization committed to supporting survivors of institutional child abuse in their pursuit of justice and healing. Formed after a royal commission into institutional abuse, the group aids survivors as they confront a justice system that has repeatedly let them down. Despite over 2,500 cases being submitted to authorities, many were ignored. In this episode, Jacob Little shares haunting childhood memories of fear and vulnerability while locked in Southport ..read more

Dr. Lukas Carey completed his Doctorate in education and has worked in the field for most of his working life as a coach, teacher, trainer and educator. While filling a role in local government he was charged with receiving secret commissions and served time in Prison. During that time Lukas used his theoretical lived experience knowledge to study the lives of the incarcerated, the educational happenings inside the justice system and their influence over the future employment opportunities upon release. - With an interest in the role previously incarcerated people have in the development of po ..read more

Jacob Little is a survivor of institutional abuse. He has also spent time behind bars. Jacob and his father Todd Little started About Time for Justice to support and advocate for survivors. Jacob has travelled extensively to talk to survivors about the help available for them to start their journey towards healing. In this episode of Survivor Stories, Jacob talks about travelling to Yeppoon, attending a university law ball and visiting Rockhampton. Check out About Time for Justice’s new website www.abouttimeforjustice.com and follow us on social media www.tiktok@abouttimeforjustice.com https ..read more

My name is Jacob Little and I created this podcast as a safe space for survivors. I have dedicated my life to supporting and advocating for survivors. When I say survivors, I am talking about survivors of child abuse, institutional child abuse, survivors of addiction, survivors of the prison system and survivors of domestic violence. - I am survivor of abuse, with a lived experience of the prison system, intergenerational trauma and I also know firsthand what it's like to lose a parent to the system. - I have also learned to thrive and am grateful everyday to be in a position to support others ..read more

This week we bring you episode 2 of our second season. It’s short and sweet, but I explain my travels through Gladstone and some of the special people I met along the way (see an amazing piece of artwork by a young fella I met with on our social media). I also chat briefly about connecting with clients who have been abused in a foster care setting, and what that can entail. Stay tuned for our next ep! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/surivorstories/message ..read more