The Global Center for Women and Justice launched the Ending Human Trafficking podcast in 2011. Our hosts are Dr. Sandie Morgan and Dr. Dave Stachowiak. Our mantra is Study the Issues. Be a voice. Make a difference. We believe that if you do not study first, you may say or do the wrong thing.

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Victims of human trafficking have been unfairly marginalized in the U.S. They deserve to be treated equally by everyone.

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Federal Way Coalition Against Trafficking (FWCAT) is a group of committed individuals that educates and engages our community so that each person can play a role in ending human trafficking. Mike Seibert Radio interviews people who are fighting to prevent and end human trafficking. Listen in to their stories and goals.

Human trafficking has become a global problem. Millions of people become victims through entrapment and exploitation. In this in-depth series, RFA reporters go into the heart of Asia's human trafficking business to document cases of this form of modern slavery.

Co-founders of The Dragonfly Home, Whitney Anderson and Melissa Eick, discuss human trafficking and their work at The Dragonfly Home, a non-profit serving victim-survivors of human trafficking in Oklahoma City. The Dragonfly Home exists because we believe that victim-survivors of human trafficking deserve freedom and the opportunity to pursue a new life. Our mission is to walk alongside them toward their future of freedom.

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A research podcast, where I talk about the history of Sexual and Human Trafficking, and make FORT, which will help outlaw this terrible crime.

This podcast highlights the significance of organ trafficking in modern day society. Organ Trafficking is a significant topic and “worthy of investigation” because this illegal trade has been going on for centuries. Many individuals are aware of the presence of organ trafficking however, they choose to remain silent about the matter. This could be due to multiple reasons such as stigma, lack of empathy, or fear. The subjects of organ trafficking are often left dead or hopeless. Social scienc ...

Welcome to PREVENT…. a podcast series designed to educate, encourage and inspire everyone to put an end to human trafficking in the places where we live, work and play. Millions of people in America are trafficked every day. But together, we have the power to stop it. By knowing the facts. Knowing how to take action. And by inspiring others to join the fight against human trafficking. PREVENT is produced by Anti-Trafficking International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to abolishing huma ...

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Human trafficking happens in every country in the world - including Japan! Join us as we explore the child trafficking situation in Japan, deep diving into topics such as child pornography, compensated dating and more!

Finance Against Slavery and Trafficking: The Podcast is a series exploring the connections between global finance and modern slavery and human trafficking. We’ll look at all the different ways the financial sector can harness its leverage to end modern slavery, forced labour and human trafficking, and bring you a roundup of all the latest developments, from environmental, social and governance (ESG) regulation to revealing research.

What is Human Trafficking, History, Role of technology, Stakeholders, Description of Human Trafficking, Decisions and outcomes and conclusion.

The Doctor Is IN! podcast explores various dimensions of counter-trafficking work. As a physician I focus on the intersection of health and human trafficking, but I also interview other leaders in grass-roots organizations. These are people you never hear about but are making a tremendous impact. I also explore other aspects such as human trafficking prevention and mental health issues. Thanks for listening! Learn something and be inspired!

In this podcast we will address the problem that is human trafficking, not only to spread awareness but to share information that will help keep you and your community safe. Rush Hour is brought to you by The Woolf Group, powered by Etactics.

Human trafficking is modern day slavery involving the use of force, coercion, or fraud to obtain some type of labor or sex act. It affects every corner of the world and Texas, and Denton County are no exception. Interstate 35 being an un-tolled highway and a major cross-country, north-south route is one of the main trafficking routes in the country. There are over 300,000 victims of human trafficking in Texas, including almost 79,000 youth victims of sex trafficking and nearly 234,000 adult ...

I survived human trafficking. I want to share my story with you in hopes of healing and prevention. Through three years of being trafficked and the four years I have spent dealing with the PTSD, the triggers, the Stockholm's syndrome, the paralyzing fear, regret and shame, I have learned so much worth sharing. Let's chat. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/boughtbythehour/support

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Red X Podcast exists to raise awareness of human trafficking in North America and empower everyday people to work with their local municipalities to create a safe place for citizens, a hostile environment for criminals, and a second chance for survivors. Host, Nicole Bernard, is the director of Second Life North Carolina. Nicole is the mother of four. She initially learned about human trafficking on the international scale but discovered that trafficking was happening in her own community ab ...