Carrie Kohan is a national child advocate, federal government witness, and public spokesperson who changed the face of a country. In addition to changing Canadian law, Carrie founded Project Guardian and Mad Mothers Against Pedophiles (MMAP) in 1998.
What MADD did for drinking and driving, Carrie wanted to do for pedophilia and the protection of children, by educating the public and change the laws.
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When Carrie Cohan began her journey as a child advocate, pedophilia was a taboo subject. No one wanted to acknowledge or talk about it. As a lobbyist and advocate, she was instrumental in changing fourteen laws in Canada that now protect children from harm.Her legacies include Amber Alert, the Provincial and National Sex Offender Registries, the Child Protection Act (online sexual exploitation), amendments to the divorce act and immigration laws. She is the namesake of the "Carrie's Guardian Angel Law" which asks for a 20-year minimum sentence for serial predators and pedophiles.
The Five Lessons of Life is a true story of how two near-death experiences changed Carrie Kohan's life forever. After 65 weeks on the market, The Five Lessons of Life is STILL in the top 100 Best Sellers.️
Listening to Carrie's interview will give you goosebumps. She is not a lawyer and, in fact, has a learning disability but she has lobbied against some of the top lawyers in Canada - and won.
Awards: Carrie Kohan has been the recipient of:
The 2012 Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal
The 2001 United Nation's Volunteer of the Year Medal
The 2001 Gov't of Canada's Volunteer of the Year Medal
The 2010 YWCA Woman of Distinction Award for Justice
The 2012 Alberta Mother of the Year Award
The 2012 IAAW's Esquao Award
The International Rotary Club Integrity Award
The Fierce Award for Inspiration
And the Fierce Woman of the Year Award
The Five Lessons of Life is a true story of how two near-death experiences changed Carrie Kohan's life forever. Purchase by clicking here
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