Episode 034: Intersectionality of Orphanages and Sex Trafficking in Cambodia
Release Date: 11/30/2020
Episode 036: Oregon Senate Bill 274 - Protections for Survivors of Sex Trafficking Who Are Minors
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Multnomah County Commissioner, Susheela Jayapal; Claire Barrera Program Manager at El Programa Hispano’s UNICA and Joyclyn Bell a survivor and activist join me for this important conversation about Oregon Senate Bill 274.
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Junior League of Portland's Human Trafficking Awareness Day Virtual Event
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The Human Trafficking Awareness Day event hosted by the Junior League of Portland, on January 11, 2021 at 6pm PST, will include a presentation about human trafficking, specifically addressing the issue of how black girls and women & Native American girls and women have been historically, currently and repeatedly targeted and harmed and how our systems are a part of the problem.
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Episode 034: Intersectionality of Orphanages and Sex Trafficking in Cambodia
Justice Hope Freedom Podcast
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Episode 033: Nevada’s Pro-Prostitution Law Violates The 13th Amendment’s Ban On Any Form Of Involuntary Servitude, Charleston v. State of Nevada
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Christen Price serves as Legal Counsel for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation Law Center. She joins me to talk about the case, Charleston v. State of Nevada, where they will argue that Nevada’s pro-prostitution law conflicts with federal laws that ban sex trafficking and violates the Thirteenth Amendment’s ban on any form of involuntary servitude. endsexualexploitation.org and NotSafeForWomen.org
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Episode 032: NCOSE Webinar - Nevada's Pro-Prostitution Law Conflicts with Federal Laws That Ban Sex Trafficking
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This episode is The National Center on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) Webinar addressing the case: Charleston vs. state of Nevada.
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Episode 031: Sex Trafficking in India and Covid-19 Exacerbating The Issue
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Aashima Samuel heads the Children at Risk project with Evangelical Fellowship of India ([email protected]) as the National Director. Her desire is to see that the churches and communities arise and come together to eradicate Human trafficking.
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Episode 030: Sex Dolls and Robots Contribute to Violence Against Girls and Women
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Caitlin Roper is an activist, writer and PhD candidate at RMIT university in Melbourne, Australia where she is researching female-bodied sex dolls and robots. Caitlin is the Campaigns Manager at Collective Shout (collectiveshout.org) which is a nonprofit that works toward a world free of sexploitation, a grassroots campaigns movement challenging the objectification of women and the sexualization of girls in media, advertising and popular culture. Twitter @caitlin_roper.
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Episode 029: The Liberty Project in Mozambique Africa - Empowering Marginalized and Oppressed Women
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Laura is the Founder of The Liberty Project and in Pemba Mozambique which was started in 2016. Their work is to see the chains of sexual exploitation, abuse, trauma and severe cultural oppression broken! Working with Mozambican women to see them healed, confident and whole, through the redeeming love of Jesus, education, and practical empowering skills!
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Episode 028: Men Helping To End The Demand - EPIK Project
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Justin Euteneier is the Program Director of The EPIK Project (Everyman Protecting Innocent Kids) which is a nonprofit which serves to mobilize male allies to disrupt the commercial sex market, equipping them to combat the roots of exploitation and encouraging them to collaborate effectively with the wider anti-trafficking movement.
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Episode 027: Freedom Business Alliance - Providing Jobs For Survivors of Human Trafficking
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Rachel Nelson is the Executive Director of the Freedom Businesses Alliance. They exist to employ survivors of human trafficking and those at risk of being trafficked, investing in their personal and professional development. From hand crafted goods to coffee shops to technology and everything in between, these businesses are united by the common vision of preserving freedom for the most vulnerable.
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