Corrie Gallien Collective

Corrie Gallien Collective Author | Speaker | Trauma-Informed Advocate | Helping Survivors Reclaim Power & Purpose

I'm excited to share that I'll be a featured panelist at Pen, Purpose & Power, a community event celebrating black women...
06/05/2026

I'm excited to share that I'll be a featured panelist at Pen, Purpose & Power, a community event celebrating black women authors, entrepreneurs, and storytellers. Join us for an afternoon of conversation about writing, publishing, business, purpose, and the power of sharing your story. You'll have the opportunity to meet five incredible women authors, ask your questions, network, and discover new books. Whether you've always dreamed of writing a book, are currently working on one, or simply love supporting authors, this event is for you.

Date: June 28, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Location: 125 E. Kaliste Saloom Rd.
Cost: $25
I'd love to see you there.

Reserve your seat today:
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I'm happy to see this! Let's keep putting laws into place that protect and support survivors.
06/04/2026

I'm happy to see this! Let's keep putting laws into place that protect and support survivors.

Today is a big day for survivors across Louisiana. Governor Jeff Landry signed my bill, HB 1247, the Services For Survivors of Sexually Oriented Criminal Offenses Access Act, into law!

Every survivor deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion, and care. SANE nurses are often the first people a survivor encounters, providing critical care and collecting evidence to hold offenders accountable.

This law creates a statewide SANE Coordinator, expands access through a mobile SANE programming, brings forensic medical experts to the policy table, and ensures Louisiana stays committed to this critical need.

So proud to get this done for the state I love.

Louisiana has to do better at addressing the issue of domestic violence. This is unacceptable.We cannot begin to address...
05/30/2026

Louisiana has to do better at addressing the issue of domestic violence. This is unacceptable.

We cannot begin to address the problem without talking about it. This is one of the reasons I chose to share my story in my book.

The executive director of a support center in Baton Rouge said Louisiana consistently ranks among the states with the highest rates of women killed by men in domestic violence cases, and that the damage doesn’t end with the victim.

>>> https://www.kplctv.com/2026/05/29/domestic-violence-advocate-speaks-out-after-baton-rouge-murder-suicide/

Attorney and Author Corrie Gallien is attending the Time Well Spent Magazine Launch today. She is a contributing author ...
05/02/2026

Attorney and Author Corrie Gallien is attending the Time Well Spent Magazine Launch today. She is a contributing author with a column on Women's Empowerment.

This award belongs to my community just as much as it belongs to me.Read my latest blog post to see what the Top 20 Unde...
04/16/2026

This award belongs to my community just as much as it belongs to me.

Read my latest blog post to see what the Top 20 Under 40 honor truly means:

This past Friday, I had the privilege of being honored as part of Acadiana's Top 20 Under 40 by the705. The gala was held in the UL Student Union Ballroom, sponsored by Advancial Credit Union. The evening was beautiful: elegant, lively, and full of people doing meaningful work in our community. But....

I’m this week’s guest on  biz show Out to Lunch Acadiana, live from    Listen to 'Tell It Like It Is' & check out the pi...
04/09/2026

I’m this week’s guest on biz show Out to Lunch Acadiana, live from Listen to 'Tell It Like It Is' & check out the pix here:

OUT TO LUNCH Business over lunch. Each week Christiaan invites guests from Acadiana's business community to join him for sushi at Tsunami in downtown Lafayette. Beyond the foundations of the Acadiana economy - oil, cuisine, music - there is a vast network of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and even...

Women’s History Month is deeply personal to me.I am proud to be a woman who chose courage over silence…A woman who walke...
03/13/2026

Women’s History Month is deeply personal to me.

I am proud to be a woman who chose courage over silence…
A woman who walked through hardship and found purpose on the other side…
A woman who understands that strength is not always loud — sometimes it is the quiet decision to keep going, to rebuild, and to tell your story so others know they are not alone.

Sharing my journey has not always been easy. Vulnerability requires bravery. But healing lives in honesty, and power grows when we stop hiding our stories.
This month, I honor every woman who is surviving, rebuilding, leading, nurturing, protecting, and rising — often all at once.

Your story matters. Your voice matters. You matter.

Here’s to women who rise — and help others rise with them. 🤍

— Corrie Gallien
Author of Personal Injury: The Economic Impact of Abusive Relationships

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