Esperanza and I met in a facebook group for survivors, and instantly clicked. She had wanted to share her story, but didn't know how to go about it, or what she even wanted to say. I love that Naming Jane Doe was able to give her that safe space to share what was on her heart. Listen in for how to help Esperanza reach her goals and dreams. We all need help and resources, so if you have any, please email me at [email protected]

We have a tough conversation in this episode. Jaimee shares the work she does as the founder and COO of her non-profit Sisters of the Streets, and how her work deeply reflects her lived experience in San Diego. 

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We have a tough conversation in this episode. Jaimee shares the work she does as the founder and COO of her non-profit Sisters of the Streets, and how her work deeply reflects her lived experience in San Diego. 

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10 women from the survivor lead non-profit Breaking Free take a trip to Madison, WI as guests and plenary speakers for the Women and Gender Studies conference. As we ended our session amongst scholars, academics and peers, we used the voices that were silenced for so long to spread awareness and hope!

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Hello there! Long time no talk. I know I have been absent but I am back and ready to create more podcasts! Here's what I have been doing since I've been gone. To still see me when you miss me, find me on twitter, facebook and instagram all @namingjanedoe. See you guys there! 

To purchase tickets to the Demand Change event on March 8th, 2019, click here or go to http://www.breakingfree.net/dcp

Lisa is a widely known face of the anti-trafficking movement, and has a fundamentally different approach. She has talked to tens of thousands of kids across the US in their schools to do what most people don't think of; prevent trafficking. We chat about her POP program and how you can get involved to prevent trafficking as well! So much goodness here!

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There have been a few challenges that I have faced recently that I wanted to update you all on. As a survivor, these things really do affect me differently. Life always seems a bit more of a challenge, my idea of love has grown from it's distorted beginning, and apparently I go through cars like underwear. If you want to support survivors like me, please consider donating to Patreon. Thank you to Don't Be Pimped clothing for sponsoring this podcast!

I chat with Daniel Kilkelly, author/blogger on https://www.danielkilkelly.com, about how the movie Taken (and other media) influence the general publics' opinion on Human Trafficking. Dan dives in to his own thoughts and misconceptions, and explains how Naming Jane Doe made him rethink everything he thought he new about prostitution.

My thoughts on the amazing news that Cyntoia Brown has been granted clemency for the murder of her buyer 16 years ago. Cyntoia is an inspiration and gives survivors hope and healing. You can watch her documentary on Netflix! 

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I'm interviewing Deanna Kallin, jewelry and interior designer. She has an incredible story of how she turned the pull of her heartstrings into Breaking Free's first ever jewelry making class! We don't believe in coincidences, so the meeting of her and Terry (Ex. Dir.) was meant to be! 

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