Justice Hope Freedom Podcast

Justice Hope Freedom Podcast

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Justice Hope Freedom Podcast episodes

  • Episode 026: Christian Centered, Trauma-Informed Yoga

    Kristin Gibowicz was yoga certified in 2003 and has over 6,000 hours of teaching and training experience in many styles from power yoga to yin yoga. As founder and lead trainer of Living Soul Institute, a yoga school in Colorado, they integrate the richness of yoga tradition with Christ-centered spirituality and they provide teacher certification and continuing education training. https://www.kristingibowiczyoga.com/

    43 min
  • Episode 025: Mending The Soul: Healing Abuse Resources for Victims

    Dr. Steve Tracy is the President and International Director of Mending the Soul Ministries whose mission is to bring restoration to people world-wide who have experienced abuse. He is the author of several books, including Mending the Soul: Understanding and Healing Abuse. His writing and ministry are focused on sexuality, abuse, and social justice. Steve and his wife Celestia spend 6-8 weeks every year ministering to trauma survivors in East Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. http://mendingthesoul.org/ Published July 8, 2020

    45 min
  • Episode 023: Sex Trafficking Signs For Pediatricians to Recognize While Seeing Patients

    Dr. Adebimpe Adewusi is a Child Abuse Pediatrician at CARES Northwest. She has a special interest about the issue of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC), problematic sexual behaviors, and medical neglect cases. We discuss what signs of sex trafficking and exploitation that pediatricians can look for when seeing a patient. If you are a physician and would like to take one of her trainings, email her at [email protected].

    Other Resources - CARES Northwest Call To Safety, Oregon Department of Human Services

    Published June 23, 2020 - This episode is sponsored by Village Church

    30 min
  • Episode 21 Journey Out is Caring For Victims of Sex Trafficking in Los Angeles Who Are Still Forced To Work During COVID-19

    Stephanie Powell, Executive Director of Journey Out and is a retired Police Sergeant for 30 years and is the author of My Choice, My Body, My Rules on found on Amazon. Journey Out is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit whose mission is to help victims of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking leave a life of abuse and violence, overcome their fears, and empower them to reach their full potential and achieve their goals. We also discuss how this time of COVID-19 is impacting victims of sex trafficking and exploitation. https://journeyout.org/.

    Published on June 3, 2020

    33 min
  • Episode 20 Ho`ōla Nā Pua, 'New Life for Our Children,' Caring for Hawaii's Sexually Exploited Youth

    Jessica Muñoz is the is the Founder and President of Ho`ōla Nā Pua. Tammy Bitanga is the Community Advocacy & Outreach Coordinator.

    Ho`ōla Nā Pua, meaning 'New Life for Our Children,' was founded to shine light into dark voids of violation, placing the health of Hawaii's youth at the center of their mission and vision for their community. They are committed to the prevention of child sex trafficking and providing care for children who have been exploited. Ho`ōla Nā Pua (HNP) is dedicated to creating a community where children are safe and have the ability to embrace their bright futures. HNP offers integrated programming that reaches over thousands of youth and community members and stakeholders across the state of Hawaii annually, but is considered a national partner and a rising standard in the global effort to stop sex trafficking, permanently. https://hoolanapua.org/

    24/7 Starfish Hotline 808.222.1872; National Human Trafficking Hotline 888.373.7888. Published on May 27, 2020.

    43 min
  • Episode 019: Good Pictures Bad Pictures: Porn-proofing Today's Young Kids Especially during COVID-19

    Kristen A. Jenson is the author of the best-selling Good Pictures Bad Pictures. Why should you talk with your children about pornography? Because otherwise someone else will! The Good Pictures Bad Pictures series of read-aloud books can make a difficult conversation easy!

    She is the founder of Protect Young Minds, an organization dedicated to helping parents empower their kids with tools to resist and reject pornography. https://www.protectyoungminds.org/

    Published May 20, 2020

    35 min
  • Episode 22: Sex Trafficking Prevention Curriculum Training in Zambia

    Kristin Choitz, is a Ministry Developer with One Collective in Chongwe, Zambia. Her heart is for women and girls to have opportunities to grow spiritually, emotionally, and economically.

    She invited our Justice Hope Freedom Ministry to Zambia to train women how to facilitate a sex trafficking curriculum with their girls. They want the girls to know the truth about sex trafficking and their worth and value in God's eyes. Published on June 10.

    21 min
  • Episode 018: Sex Trafficking in Greece

    Major Rachele Lamont, is the Territorial Coordinator for Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking, The Salvation Army—Canada & Bermuda Territory. She used to serve in Greece.

    We explore what she experienced while working on the ground with individuals who were vulnerable to being sex trafficked and exploited in Greece.

    The Salvation Army- Canada and Bermuda: http://www.salvationarmy.ca/

    The Salvation Army- United States of America: https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/

    17 min
  • Episode 017: Pornography, the Brain and COVID-19 Challenges

    Sam Black is the Vice President of Business Development at Covenant Eyes (covenanteyes.com), which provides resources designed to help you and those you love live free from pornography.

    We discuss how viewing pornography changes your brain, the power of screen accountability, and the challenges and triggers of being physically isolated because of COVID-19.

    35 min

About Justice Hope Freedom Podcast

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Justice. Hope. Freedom. Learn about the issues of sex trafficking & exploitation and where this issue intersects with other societal ills such as violence, abuse, poverty, gangs, vulnerable populations, etc. Here, I will highlight individuals and organizations that are working to bring justice to the enslaved. Listen to podcast interviews (approximately 10-35 minutes in length) from experts, activists, survivors, law enforcement, leaders from Oregon and around the world.