Ending Human Trafficking

By Dr. Sandra Morgan

The Global Center for Women and Justice launched the Ending Human Trafficking podcast in April 2011. Our mantra is Study the Issues. Be a voice. Make a difference. We believe that if you do not study ... more

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September 25, 2017153 – Homeless Youth: Risk and Resilience
Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak discuss the connection between homelessness and both sex trafficking and labor trafficking. They talk about the problems that arise when youths age out of the welfare system and how non-profits need to expand their view of success to include prevention, not just rescues.
Key Points
Youths in early stages of mental development don’t have well-developed ways to manage risk.
The vast majority of youths aging out of our welfare system do not have a plan.
81% of labor trafficking cases involve forced drug dealing.
Humans are naturally drawn to sensational stories, and successfully preventing human trafficking does not attract as much attention as rescuing a victim from human trafficking.
We need to expand what our vision of success is to include prevention.
Resources
https://covenanthousestudy.org/landing/trafficking/docs/Loyola-Research-Results.pdf
https://covenanthousestudy.org/landing/trafficking/docs/Penn-Research-Results.pdf
EHT 15: Homelessness and Human Trafficking – How They Connect
EHT 141: A View From the Bench – Part 2 with Judge Hatchimonji
EHT 22: Succeed Because of What You’ve Been Through with Rhonda Scioritino
105: What You Need to Know About Statistics
2018 Ensure Justice Conference
Coaching for Leaders episode 215: How to Collaborate Across Organizations with Kirsten Foot
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September 10, 2017152 – Strike Out Slavery with Deidre Pujols
Deidre Pujols joins Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak to talk about her upcoming event, Strike Out Slavery, and how she’s partnering with the Angels and MLB to educate baseball fans about human trafficking.
Key Points
Strike Out Slavery is working with the Angels to create events that promote awareness for human trafficking organizations in a family-friendly way.
Human trafficking awareness should be taught in schools alongside other ideas like “don’t drink and drive” and “stranger danger.”
The greatest tool to stop human trafficking is prevention.
Parents should be teaching their children about human dignity.
Don’t feel like you have to help every single person from day one — start with the first person, and then keep moving forward. Stay “single-person-minded.”
By helping human trafficking victims reintegrate into society, you’re also investing in the community.
Resources
Strike Out Slavery
Open Gate International
Episode about Open Gate International’s culinary arts program
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August 28, 2017151 – From the Investigator’s Seat: An Interview with Juan Reveles
Anaheim Police Sergeant Juan Reveles joins Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak to talk about the status of human trafficking in Orange County. The discuss the fact that traffickers are being drawn to your area because there is demand. Part of solving the problem is finding ways to reduce demand, through things like awareness programs and publicity of offenders.
Key Points
Law enforcement is only one part of the Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force.
Law Enforcement needs to continue their paradigm shift of viewing events through a human human trafficking lens.
Once we’ve helped victims, how do we keep them in the area so we can continue to help them?
Trafficking victims are are viewed as expendable commodities by their traffickers.
The vast majority of trafficking takes place through the internet.
The focus needs to shift from only prosecuting traffickers to also prosecuting the purchasers because they are what ultimately drives demand.
The threat of exposure and publicity is what is necessary to get the message across.
Resources
Episode with John Cotton Richmond and Victor Boutros
Episode with Joyce Capelle
Contact Juan Reveles at jereveles [at] anaheim.net
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August 14, 2017150 – What Do I Need To Ask?
Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak celebrate 150 episodes by looking back on their favorite episodes and some of the important lessons they’ve learned along the way.
Resources
List of top ten EHT episodes
Anti-Human Trafficking Online Certificate
Sandie’s favorite episode:
1: What is Human Trafficking?
Dave’s favorite episodes:
39: Fighting Domestic Violence in Iraq
43: Truckers Against Trafficking – An Interview With Kendis Paris
45: War, Conflict, and Human Trafficking
Dr. Kirsten Foot:
111: Collaborating Against Human Trafficking with Dr. Kirsten Foot
Collaborating against Human Trafficking by Dr. Kirsten Foot
Themes:
Prevention: http://endinghumantrafficking.org/?s=prevention
Law Enforcement: http://endinghumantrafficking.org/?s=LAW+ENFORCEMENT
Collaboration: http://endinghumantrafficking.org/?s=COLLABORATION
CSEC: http://endinghumantrafficking.org/?s=csec
Interviews: http://endinghumantrafficking.org/page/3/?s=INTERVIEW
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July 24, 2017149 – Collaboration: Working Together Against Trafficking in Human Beings
Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak discuss Sandie’s experience in Greece running the 3-day conference “Working Together Against Trafficking in Human Beings.” She explains how hard it can be to collaborate in the fight against trafficking, but also that working together is the only way to win the fight.
Key Points
Many refugees were working professionals in their home countries
Refugees desperate for work become highly vulnerable to trafficking.
When people get really desperate, standard prevention strategies often don’t work.
No one NGO can solve the problem, but each NGO has expertise that can help when working together.
Collaborating can be a messy process, but it’s worth it.
Collaboration is often complicated because we haven’t learned each other’s terminology.
It’s going to take an army to end the trafficking crisis, and we need to build that army by partnering with others.
Resources
Bridges
UN Terminology Glossary
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July 03, 2017148 – We are back to the Language: Labels Matter
Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak discuss the media’s response to the criminal trials against the pimp and murderer of Aubreyanna Sade Park. During the case against her pimp, the media referred to her as a sex-trafficking victim, but during the case against her murderer, the media referred to her as a prostitute. The different words send a mixed message about her innocence, and that’s why the words we use matter.
Key Points
Calling someone a prostitute vs calling that person a sex-trafficking victim changes society’s response.
Language helps us define who is the victim and who is the perpetrator.
Historically, a prostitute has been considered a perpetrator. That’s ingrained in society’s mindset.
Threats against a victim’s family are a common way to control a person.
By changing our language, we can change the public’s perception.
Resources
http://www.ocregister.com/2014/02/07/yorba-linda-slaying-final-days-of-stabbing-victim-puzzle-family/
http://www.ocweekly.com/news/larry-shin-faces-trial-for-murder-but-hearing-reveals-more-about-victim-aubreyanna-parks-6470600
http://www.ocregister.com/2014/07/26/pimp-of-slain-teen-sentenced-to-5-years/
http://www.orangecountyda.org/civica/press/display.asp?layout=2&Entry=5200
http://www.ocregister.com/2014/11/19/revenge-prostitution-a-cut-hand-details-emerge-in-stabbing-of-17-year-old-in-yorba-linda/
http://mynewsla.com/crime/2017/06/02/teen-hookers-bloody-killer-guilty-brutal-terrible-death-in-yorba-linda/
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June 09, 2017147 – Building for a Healthy Future: Survivor Mentorship and Life Skills
Judy Lamborn joins Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak to discuss why vocational training is so important for survivors, how Open Gate International runs their culinary arts program, and how you can get involved with their organization.
Key Points
Vocational training is critical for survivors
Once training is done, there still needs to be mentoring.
In addition to studying culinary skills, all students in the program learn how to work together as a team, discover why it’s important to cover for the weaknesses of other team members, and learn to always take always care of their own responsibilities.
Resources
Open Gate International website
Culinary Arts Program
July 17 Heroes and Living Legends Gala
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June 02, 2017146 – A View from the Survivor’s Seat with Stacy Jewell
Stacey Jewell joins Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak to share about how to help survivors find their voice and decide how much they want to share. They also discuss the responsibilities of both non-profits and survivor-speakers.
Key Points
Connect with survivors by finding out who they are as a human being outside of their victimization.
Survivors often believe things that are untrue because they’ve had to develop their own scripts to survive.
It’s important to fully respect survivors who just want to move on and not be a survivor-speaker.
When fundraising, non-profits need to be sure they don’t lose sight of their main purpose, which is to help victims, not raise money.
Survivors should be financially compensated for their time speaking so they can cover their costs and know that they are valued.
Ask a survivor about their actual needs, don’t try to guess.
A Speaker’s Agreement is the responsibility of any non-profit seeking a survivor-speaker.
Resources
www.7layerscaptive.com
www.whoisstolen.com
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May 21, 2017145 – A Humanitarian Crisis or A Trafficking Recruiter’s Marketplace
Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak discuss the Syrian refugee crisis and the impact it is having on the world, particularly in Athens, Greece. They also discuss the best ways to interact with refugees that reinforce their human dignity.
Key Points
10,000 children have gone missing from Syrian refugee camps.
Refugee camps are so miserable that people are willing to take huge risks for potential work abroad, and many of these workers become trafficking victims.
Syrian Refugee camps will be open for decades.
Communicating human dignity to people in refugee camps is key and just holding people’s hands can achieve that.
A powerful way to impact human trafficking is to come back from a trip with a first-hand story that communicates the problem as a personal issue, not a public health crisis. The closer somebody is to the person telling the story, the more impact it will have.
Sometimes what people need most is just for someone to listen to them.
Instead of reinventing the wheel, look for places where work is already being done and partner with existing organizations.
Relationship is always more important than resources.
Resources
Vanguard.edu/gcwj
Sending the Vulnerable to Traffickers: Refugees and Migration Policies
Human traffickers ‘using migration crisis’ to force more people into slavery
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May 07, 2017144 – Does Research Make a Difference?
Annalisa Enrile joins Dr. Sandra Morgan and Dave Stachowiak to discuss her new book, Ending Human Trafficking and Modern-Day Slavery: Freedom’s Journey. Annalisa talks about how we often approach solutions without looking at the big picture and how corporations are shifting from mere Corporate Social Responsibility to a Corporate Social Impact mindset. She also reminds us that rescuing someone is only the first step; it’s crucial to examine the support they’re getting afterward.
Resources:
Annalisa Enrile’s faculty page
Ending Human Trafficking and Modern-Day Slavery: Freedom’s Journey by Annalisa Enrile
Key Points:
We often approach solutions without looking at the big picture.
Technology is emerging as a powerful anti-trafficking tool.
Corporate Archetypes of Goodness: a movement from Corporate Social Responsibility to Corporate Social Impact. Corporations aren’t merely trying to act responsibly, they’re actively trying to impact the world.
It’s easy to forget that survivor advocates are in fact survivors; they’re still on the healing journey.
We need to be aware of the unintended consequences of rescuing someone.
Rescuing someone is only the first step; it’s crucial to examine the support they’re getting afterward.
It’s important to remember that survivors aren’t here just to tell their stories, they’re here to teach us.
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