Resilience & Recovery: Opening up about being in an abusive relationship | Neelam Gill | TEDxWarwick
Vložit
- čas přidán 28. 06. 2021
- Neelam Gill is a British Indian model and activist. Neelam has worked with Abercrombie & Fitch and Burberry, as well as appearing in Vogue and ELLE. Neelam’s TEDx talk explores domestic violence through sharing her own personal story. Neelam Gill is a British Indian model and activist. Neelam has worked with Abercrombie & Fitch and Burberry, as well as appearing in Vogue and ELLE. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
So proud of my sister for sharing this part of her journey. I’ve known her for the entirety of her career but we only became close after this period in her life and it hurt me to think of the amount of time I had seen her around and didn’t know she was going through this. She is honestly so inspiring and I’m so grateful to her for sharing this as I know it will help other women in similar situations.
I've no word but that I understand you completely. Thankful kesa was there for you, young one🙏being of Asian heritage and experiencing abuse, via my aunts and mother as victims, it has always been normalised. The affect has been complete neglect and isolation when even thinking about physical relationships. Being alone is safer and personally it has held me mentally, physically and emotionally in good stead. Thank you for voicing your personal experiences as your platform is far reaching within our community, the British community. God Bless
I've followed you since when you started modelling and I'm so proud of you. As a British Asian woman growing up witnessing DV this really hit home x
I’m so proud of her ! I’ve been following her for so long and never knew . This is an amazing video
This came at such a right time for me. Thank you so much, Ma'am. ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this. I can relate to every single word you have just said, I would urge women to watch this and I don’t want to sound awful but south Asian women especially 🙏❤️ we are all healing together and we aren’t victims, only survivors 💕 lots of love to you Neelam x
AMAZING! What an absolute inspiration 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💜
Courageous you are Neelam. Be blessed..love and grace to you !!!
Such a brave and intelligent woman. Takes courage to share her story. 💙
Bravo 🙏🕊
And now her abuser is dead from a murder suicide he caused. Wow. Wish neelam healing
Yeah I guessed it was him… it seems he had a track record. I hope she’s not blaming herself because it wasn’t her fault at all. It was all his. RIP to Jeanette❤️
who was he?
Jstash
OMG I saw you in a video for the NAMCC Mumbai event.. I was like, who is this innocent and super gorgeous lookin girl and I was wondering who you are. No one really knew you or your name there until I saw you in a reel with Hadid and someone mentioned your name. I see this video and I feel sad that you had to go through so much but I am not surprised as the glamour industry can break the prettiest of people inside out. You can get so many good guys for just the way you are. Make the right choices. Personally as an Indian myself, I would have loved to marry you and be the ideal husband. I really do. I wish you all the best in life Neelam. Once again, you are so pretty with a innocent & radiant smile. Stay Innocent :)
Your going to the Maldives vacation alone is something I'd wanna do someday too♥️ I'm 30 and a mom... I don't think that'll ever happen but I do wish♥️ to find myself the way you did♥️
J stash
😅
Hope she reported the guy could save someone else
He killed his girlfriend and killed himself last year
@stevesharpe3370 what was his name? Are there any news articles about this?
@@Jindsing J stash he was a very famous rapper and buddy of mine there’s a lot of articles
@@stevesharpe3370I’m tryna get a hold of $tash producerz can you link me?