Wyndolyn Brown

Wyndolyn Brown

Wyndolyn is a survivor, advocate, motivational speaker, NFF Facilitator, and transformational coach dedicated to empowering women, children, and communities impacted by intimate partner violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and gender-based violence. She is the founder of the Empowerment for Hope Society, where she designs trauma-informed programs, workshops, and retreats that support healing, resilience, and restoration.

Wyndolyn is a Trauma-Informed Coach, Certified ASIST Facilitator, Certified Domestic Violence Facilitator, Certified Child & Youth Care Worker, Meditation & Wellness Coach, NFF Facilitator, and a Sexual Assault Supporter through the Department of Opportunities and Social Development. Her holistic, survivor-centered approach blends education, advocacy, mindfulness, and lived experience to help individuals reclaim their voice and rebuild their lives.

As a sought-after motivational speaker, facilitator, and community leader, Wyndolyn is deeply committed to inclusivity, equity, and collective healing—particularly within marginalized and underserved communities. Through powerful storytelling and education, she challenges stigma, raises awareness, and inspires survivors to transform pain into purpose and hope into action.