Special Video Release! ”Returning to Innocence” Interview with Ryan Deitsch

🎙️ In this captivating episode of The Tragedy Academy Podcast, host Jay Hicks engages in an enlightening conversation with Ryan Deitsch, a survivor of the Parkland school shooting and an advocate for change. 

In a deeply personal and moving episode, Jay delves into Ryan's experiences as a survivor of one of the most tragic school shootings in American history. Ryan, now a Human Rights Organizer, shares his journey from the horrifying day at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School to becoming a key figure in the March For Our Lives Organization. His story is of survival and transformation - turning personal tragedy into a powerful movement for human rights and gun violence prevention. 🌟🔊👥

Listeners will be gripped by Ryan's candid recounting of the Parkland shooting's impact on his life and community. His insights into the world of activism, lobbying, and the ongoing struggle for change in America provide a rare glimpse into the life of someone who has walked the halls of power to make a difference. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the realities of activism, the power of resilience, and the journey of healing after trauma. Learn how Ryan is returning to the arts and pursuing standup comedy💬💪🌍

Key Takeaways:

📣 Ryan's commitment to advocacy and youth empowerment.

💔 The transformative impact of the Parkland shooting on Ryan's life.

🏛️ Ryan's journey into activism and lobbying for gun violence prevention.

⚖️ The challenges of balancing personal aspirations with activism.

🎨 Ryan's exploration into creative ventures and finding joy post-trauma.

Guest Bio:

Ryan Deitsch is a 23-year-old Jewish American based in New York City, operating as an International Human Rights Organizer. He is a survivor of the 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school shooting in Parkland, FL, and a key organizer of the March For Our Lives Organization. Ryan's work encompasses human rights, gun violence prevention, youth empowerment, environmental protection, and domestic and international demilitarization.

Guest Quotes:

[00:04.19] "We had this sort of collective idea that the adults in our lives had failed us that the safety we were told would be ever-present clearly was not, especially in a classroom setting." - Ryan's on The Parkland shooting. 

[04:06.09] "The safety that we were told would be ever-present clearly was not." - Ryan on the aftermath of the Parkland shooting.

[13:26.82] "I look to the whimsy in the world." - Ryan on finding hope and beauty.

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Discover more about Ryan Deitsch and his impactful work. Visit his social media, explore his projects, and support his advocacy. His journey from tragedy to empowerment is an inspiration for us all. Follow, engage, and be part of the change. 💬🌐🌟

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