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In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Alexandra Ford, a former trafficking victim turned activist. Alexandra shared her powerful story of being trafficked by her boyfriend and the journey she took to reclaim her life and become an advocate for others.
We discussed the misconceptions surrounding human trafficking and the importance of educating ourselves and our communities about this issue. Alexandra emphasized the need to include boys and men in the conversation and teach them about healthy relationships and consent. She also provided practical tips for parents on protecting their children in the digital age.
Alexandra's strength and resilience are truly inspiring, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to share her story with you.
Be sure to follow Alexandra on Instagram at The Laughing Survivor. Visit https://thelaughingsurvivor.com/ and check out her nonprofit organization, Uprising, https://uprisingwyo.org/ for more resources on combating human trafficking.
Alexandra Ford, a former trafficking victim turned activist, embarked on her anti-trafficking journey at 11. After 10 years and personal hardships, she recognized her experience as human trafficking. With a candid storytelling approach and strong academic background, she bridges communities, educates on tough subjects, and empowers change.
She co-founded Uprising in Wyoming and her personal brand, The Laughing Survivor, in British Columbia. Alexandra's strength and resilience inspire others to persevere and foster compassion.
Let us know what you think of this episode! Don’t forget to follow, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Drop a comment on Instagram @_suburban_warrior and join our Suburban Warrior FB Group to be a part of our Warrior Community! https://www.facebook.com/groups/suburbanwarriorlife/
Warrior Up and Believe in You!
Crissy
www.crissypyfer.com
Podcast edited and managed by Chris Assist Media
4.9
9090 ratings
In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with Alexandra Ford, a former trafficking victim turned activist. Alexandra shared her powerful story of being trafficked by her boyfriend and the journey she took to reclaim her life and become an advocate for others.
We discussed the misconceptions surrounding human trafficking and the importance of educating ourselves and our communities about this issue. Alexandra emphasized the need to include boys and men in the conversation and teach them about healthy relationships and consent. She also provided practical tips for parents on protecting their children in the digital age.
Alexandra's strength and resilience are truly inspiring, and I am grateful to have had the opportunity to share her story with you.
Be sure to follow Alexandra on Instagram at The Laughing Survivor. Visit https://thelaughingsurvivor.com/ and check out her nonprofit organization, Uprising, https://uprisingwyo.org/ for more resources on combating human trafficking.
Alexandra Ford, a former trafficking victim turned activist, embarked on her anti-trafficking journey at 11. After 10 years and personal hardships, she recognized her experience as human trafficking. With a candid storytelling approach and strong academic background, she bridges communities, educates on tough subjects, and empowers change.
She co-founded Uprising in Wyoming and her personal brand, The Laughing Survivor, in British Columbia. Alexandra's strength and resilience inspire others to persevere and foster compassion.
Let us know what you think of this episode! Don’t forget to follow, rate, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Drop a comment on Instagram @_suburban_warrior and join our Suburban Warrior FB Group to be a part of our Warrior Community! https://www.facebook.com/groups/suburbanwarriorlife/
Warrior Up and Believe in You!
Crissy
www.crissypyfer.com
Podcast edited and managed by Chris Assist Media
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