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Human trafficking isn’t just a distant problem—it’s happening in our own communities, often hidden in plain sight. Matt Osborne, a former CIA and State Department operative turned anti-trafficking advocate, reveals how exploitation thrives locally and why addressing the demand side, especially among men, is crucial to breaking the cycle. Tune in to understand the realities behind the headlines and discover how education and accountability can make a real difference.
By Grant SwartzwelderHuman trafficking isn’t just a distant problem—it’s happening in our own communities, often hidden in plain sight. Matt Osborne, a former CIA and State Department operative turned anti-trafficking advocate, reveals how exploitation thrives locally and why addressing the demand side, especially among men, is crucial to breaking the cycle. Tune in to understand the realities behind the headlines and discover how education and accountability can make a real difference.