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Faith|April 10, 2023

Redemption & Restoration Bring Justice


When we talk about restoring a victim of trafficking considerations must include if they have something to be restored to. Do they have anywhere or anything to which they want to return?...

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News|March 3, 2023

Sex Trafficking & Long-Term Health: Recognizing the long-term physical health effects of traumatic stress


Written by Barbara Amaya with Holly Austin Gibbs Photography by Shanna Parker After we had been married for a few years, Jose and I got serious about starting a family. I had...

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Survivor Authored Blogs|February 27, 2023

I Blinked: The Impact of Retirement on an “Elder” Survivor, the Grief, the Reward!


Dr. Marian Hatcher Shared Hope Policy Consultant Ambassador-at-Large, United Nations Black History Month this year has a different meaning for me, its reflective, personal, communal, and generational. You might ask why? It’s...

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Policy|November 1, 2022

Shared Hope’s 2022 Report Cards Release: Kids Can Still be Charged with Prostitution in Almost Half the Country, Highlighting Need for Steady Legislative Improvements


Shared Hope International’s newly released Report Cards on Child & Youth Sex Trafficking reveals 37 states received failing grades for laws addressing child and youth sex trafficking, showing the nation’s continued challenge...

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Policy|November 1, 2022

Safe Harbor – What’s in a Name?


Lack of Consistency in Child Sex Trafficking Laws May Hurt Our Children By Christine Raino and Eliza Reock What’s in a name? A lot, actually. In the area of anti-sex trafficking law...

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