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Prevention: It Matters!
pre·ven·tion – prəˈven(t)SH(ə)n/ noun – the action of stopping something from happening or arising. A study in Minnesota shows a benefit cost analysis for providing preventative and early intervention methods quantified at...
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What is Justice Supposed to Look Like?
By Rose Mukhar, JD, Justice At Last Imagine that you are an 11-year-old girl being sex trafficked by your parents. Or, that you are a 15-year-old boy trading sex for food and...
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A Southwest Washington Girl was Rescued and Given Her Name Back
For four long years, Stephanie wasn’t even allowed to use her own name. She was only known by the name her trafficker gave her when he first enslaved her. She was only...
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Knowledge is Powerful and Helpful: How Trauma Can Impact Interviews of DMST
By Iona Rudisill, Baltimore Child Abuse Center Trafficking of youth has been occurring for decades and centuries. Regardless of the Emancipation Proclamation being enacted in 1863, the reality is slavery never stopped. ...
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5 Things I Learned Doing Standup
Copyrighted Content © By Marti MacGibbon, CADC-II, ACRPS Here’s something I learned from years of performing standup in clubs, colleges, auditoriums, and a federal penitentiary: Standup is metaphor for life. It’s tough, thrilling,...
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