Podcasts about international justice mission ijm

"A young woman to look up to." That perfectly describes today's guest, Paulina Maria Venezia Molteni. At just 20 years old, Paulina is already deeply involved in a variety of organisations and has launched several of her own projects. It's no surprise that she has recently won the prestigious Young Women in Public Leadership Award at the regional, district, and international level! The award issued by Zonta International, recognizes young women aged 16 to 19 who demonstrate leadership, dedication to public service and a passion for creating positive change in their communities. In the podcast Paulina shares what the award means to her and emphasises how grateful she is for the chance to demonstrate how much you can do while "just being a student". She is an active volunteer with several environmental and human rights organisations, including Fridays for Future and International Justice Mission (IJM). Among her many achievements, she staged a play about femicides, organised a queer art exhibition to support emerging queer artists and advocates for women and people of colour in STEM fields. Stay tuned to learn more about Paulina's inspiring projects and her future plans. For young women eager to make a difference, the next application deadline is 31 January 2025. Don't miss the chance to apply and be part of this empowering initiative!

International Justice Mission wants tech companies to step up efforts to protect vulnerable children.Warning: distressing content. The Philippines is the global epicentre of the online sexual exploitation of children, where children are abused by parents and other relatives in their own homes, in front of a video camera, for a fee.It's awful and sickening trade in vulnerable human lives, one that's particularly insidious since it distorts a child's relationship with their primary caregivers and that transforms a child's home – the exact place they should be safe – into a predatory environment of abuse. And Australians are the third-highest consumers of this content worldwide, paying for these crimes to be live-streamed, and often through commonly used social media platforms and video conferencing tools.International Justice Mission (IJM) works to end modern slavery, partnering with NGOs, social workers, child advocates, faith communities, and law enforcement to bring about justice for survivors of trafficking, and to strengthen justice systems to hold offenders accountable. The organisation is now advocating for greater online safety, including pressuring tech companies to be more intentional about child safety from the point of product design.Life & Faith spoke to Gigi Tupas, head of National Activation and Partnerships at IJM Philippines, and Grace Wong, Chief Advocacy Officer, IJM Australia, to hear about what's happening on the ground.Explore: Support the work of International Justice Mission by becoming a Freedom Partner. Read the Sydney Morning Herald article: “The children for sale – and the Australians who exploit them”Read the 2023 UNSW report featuring research cited by Grace in the episode: “Identifying and understanding child sexual offending behaviours and attitudes among Australian men” Read more about IJM's 2023 report that found roughly one in 100 Filipino children were trafficked to produce live-streamed child sexual exploitation material.Tell us what you think of Life & Faith in this 5-minute survey

In Episode 5 of My Epiphany we meet Mary Sebastian who works for International Justice Mission (IJM) as a Senior Advocacy Advisor.A qualified lawyer from India, Mary tells a story about a young girl she met who grew up in the same state was trafficked by her own Aunt. As a young professional, she struggled to come to terms with the fact that it was another woman who exploited her. The very people who she should have been able to trust were the ones to exploit her in such an unimaginably cruel way. What really hit home for Mary was when she realised that the young woman in front of her represented just one of a whole village of girls and young women who had been trafficked and forced to work in commercial sexual exploitation. Mary shares with us how she has witnessed many women and girls having to crawl out of the darkness into the light during her career.HOW CAN YOU GET INVOLVEDEducate: Modern slavery is happening to people in the UK, in your town, in cities, on farms, and to people your age. Visit our website, follow us on social media, educate yourself. Talk to your friends and family about it. Think before you buy a fake football shirt, or pay for a cut price manicure or a cheap car wash. Donate: Your money helps us to continue to develop awareness-raising campaigns and educational materials. It helps us to support grassroots organisations working directly with survivors and work with businesses to uncover and stamp out modern slavery in their supply chains. Learn more: https://theantislaverycollective.org/Follow us on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_anti_slavery_collective/Follow us on x: https://x.com/TASC_orgFollow us on Facebook: / tasc.org Follow us on linkedin: / theantislaverycollective #antislavery #modernslavery #slavery #humantraffickingawareness #epiphany #artificialintelligence Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Moin Moin und Ahoi!  Stark, dass du am Start bist - wir wünschen dir einen richtig guten Moment mit dieser Predigt! International Justice Mission (IJM) setzt sich gezielt für die Befreiung von Menschen ein, die unterdrückt, ihre Freiheit beraubt und Opfer von Gewalt sind.  Angesichts der schockierenden Tatsache, dass heute fast 50 Millionen Menschen in moderner Sklaverei leben – mehr als jemals zuvor in der Geschichte – leistet IJM lebensverändernde Arbeit, um diesen Menschen Gerechtigkeit und Freiheit zu bringen.  Diese Unterdrückten sind die Hungrigen, Durstigen und Gefangenen, von denen Jesus spricht. IJM handelt im Geiste dieses Gleichnisses, indem sie sich den am meisten ausgebeuteten und vernachlässigten Menschen unserer Welt zuwendet, um ihnen die notwendige Hilfe und Hoffnung zu geben. Kernvers der Predigt ist Matthäus 25,42: „Denn ich war hungrig, und ihr habt mir nichts zu essen gegeben. Ich war durstig, und ihr gabt mir nichts zu trinken. Ich war ein Fremder, und ihr habt mich nicht in euer Haus eingeladen. Ich war nackt, und ihr habt mich nicht gekleidet. Ich war krank, und ihr habt mich nicht gepflegt. Ich war im Gefängnis, und ihr habt mich nicht besucht.“ Unsere Gottesdienste sind jeden Sonntag um 15:00 Uhr im Haus 73 am Schulterblatt in Hamburg. Es ist keine Anmeldung notwendig.  Komm so wie du bist! Wir freuen uns auf dich.  ::::::: NEU HIER? ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Du bist neu hier und möchtest mehr über uns erfahren?  Dann schreibe uns gerne eine Mail an info@dock1kirche.de.  Jeden ersten Donnerstag im Monat treffen wir uns mit allen Neulingen in der Base - 3. Stock, Haus 73, Schulterblatt Hamburg. Sei gerne dabei! ::::::: FOLLOW US ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Du findest uns auch auf Spotify, Facebook, Instagram und auf www.dock1kirche.de. Auf unser Homepage kannst du auch unseren Newsletter anfordern!  https://dock1kirche.de/#NeuHier ::::::: SUPPORT ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Wir leben als Kirche von freiwilligen Spenden.  Du kannst uns darin unterstützen, dass wir weiter eine Kirche vor Ort bauen, in der Menschen von der Gnade und Liebe Gottes überrascht werden.   https://dock1kirche.de/#support  ___ #jesus #gott #heiligergeist #liebe #stpauli #schanze #schanzenviertel #hamburg #gemeinde #kirche #gottesdienst #evangelium #dock1kirche

Lipsa unui loc de muncă stabil îi face pe refugiaţii ucraineni care trăiesc în România vulnerabili la exploatare şi la traficul de persoane. Femeile singure cu copii sînt persoanele cele mai expuse și susceptibile de a intra în vizorul traficanţilor, se arată într-un studiu privind fluxurile de refugiați ucraineni și vulnerabilitățile cu privire la traficul de persoane, publicat de Fundaţia International Justice Mission (IJM). Am vorbit cu Cristina Panov şi Alex Metelchin, de la IJM, despre situaţia refugiaţilor ucraineni din România.Cristina Panov: „Foarte mulţi (dintre cei care au răspuns la chestionar) au semnalizat exploatarea prin muncă, avînd peste 8 sau 10 ore de muncă şi condiţii neclare în contract. Ceea ce se explică în mare parte şi prin faptul că nu au un contract pe care să-l înţeleagă şi nu au servicii de traducere. Un alt aspect semnalizat de mai multe ori a fost hărţuirea sexuală şi abuzul sexual.”Alex Metelchin: „Şi eu sînt considerat refugiat, pentru că înainte de război am trăit în Ucraina şi din martie 2022 am venit cu familia în România şi sprijinul care a fost oferit şi care încă există de la autorităţile locale şi de la ONG-uri este extrem de important. (...) Părerea ucrainenilor despre România înainte de război a fost aşa, un pic dubioasă, dar după doi ani şi jumătate, că majoritatea refugiaţilor stau în România de la începutul războiului, şi-au schimbat părerea şi acum îşi văd viitorul în România şi vor să-şi construiască viaţa aici.”Cum credeţi că e înţeles în România fenomenul migraţiei ucrainenilor aici?Cristina Panov: „Există deja un soi de oboseală pe acest subiect, din păcate, dar e normal, pentru că sîntem deja la mai bine de doi ani şi jumătate de la începutul războiului, nu mai e un hot topic. Însă sînt încă foarte mulţi oameni care consideră că pot ajuta şi că vor să ajute ucrainenii şi chiar se implică.”Apasă PLAY pentru a asculta interviul integral!O emisiune de Adela Greceanu și Matei Martin Un produs Radio România Cultural 

Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse and sexual exploitation, which may be distressing for some listeners. Please take care while listening, and consider your well-being before proceeding. Today, I have the honour of sitting down with Cassie, a remarkable survivor of cybersex trafficking. Her story is not just a tale of resilience; it shines a light on the dark realities of online sexual exploitation that many of us would rather ignore. Cassie's journey began in the remote mountains of the Philippines, where dreams of a brighter future led her to the bustling city of Manila. Tragically, what awaited her there was a harrowing nightmare — one woven by the hands of someone she trusted, plunging her into a world of abuse and manipulation. Join me as we delve into Cassie's journey of recovery, hear her powerful voice, and learn about the vital work of International Justice Mission (IJM) in the fight against child exploitation. This episode will move you, inspire you, and call you to action, revealing the stark truths of cybersex trafficking that's prevalent today, and the courageous individuals who stand up against it. 00:00 Understanding the Cause 01:21 Meet Cassie 08:25 Cassie's Story: The Reality of Cybersex Trafficking 13:54 The Silent Victims 16:36 Cassie's Healing Journey 22:57 Reclaiming Her Power 26:11 A Call to Action 28:23 Looking Ahead: Hope for the Future 30:35 Final Reflections Help rescue victims of sexual exploitation here: https://www.ijm.org/stories/cassie Learn more about IJM here: https://www.ijm.org/about-ijm Follow Rachel here: https://www.instagram.com/ms_rach/

Richard Lee of International Justice Mission (IJM) shared from Ephesians 2:10 on the theme of how the full gospel message is about renewal of peace and justice. 

Richard Lee of International Justice Mission (IJM) shared from Ephesians 2:10 on the theme of how the full gospel message is about renewal of peace and justice. 

I'd love to hear from you! Send me a text message here and let me know what you thought about the episode. :)What can we learn from the merger of two impactful nonprofits, and how can it reshape our approach to mission-driven work? Join me as we welcome back Blythe Hill, the visionary founder of Dressember, who shares the inspiring journey of her organization's partnership with the International Justice Mission (IJM). With limited resources and a challenging post-COVID fundraising environment, this strategic move opened up new opportunities AND expanded the reach of Dressember's mission to combat human trafficking.You'll hear about the emotional and practical challenges Blythe faced, how they announced the acquisition to their 200,000 contacts, AND the nitty gritty of the legal side.This episode offers a transparent look at how to execute a successful strategic transition that ensures continued impact and support for nonprofit teams.P.S. My Monthly Giving Summit is coming up FAST! Join me on Sept 5-6 from 1-4 pm ET for the only free virtual event that is dedicated to helping you build, grow and sustain subscriptions for good. RSVP for FREE here.P.P.S. Join me for my Book Launch Tour at Kendra Scott stores in Atlanta, GA and Sarasota, FL! RSVP for Atlanta on September 7thRSVP for Sarasota on September 18thResources & LinksRegister for my Monthly Giving Summit coming up on Sept 5-6 from 1-4 pm ET - the ONLY virtual event designed to help nonprofits build, grow, and sustain subscriptions for good. RSVP for FREE here!Learn more about Dressember on their website and follow them on Instagram. Connect with Blythe at blythe@dressember.org or on Instagram.Tune in to Episode 3 for my first conversation with Blythe, The Power of Video.Let's Connect! Send a DM on Instagram or LinkedIn and let us know what you think of the show! Head to YouTube for digital marketing how-to videos and podcast teasers Want to book Dana as a speaker for your event? Click here!

Marius setzt sich bei International Justice Mission (IJM) für eine gerechtere Welt und gegen moderne Sklaverei ein. IJM veranstaltet mit der CVJM Hochschule, midi und dem BerlinProjekt vom 11.-13.10. in Berlin die Veranstaltung „Spiritualität und Gerechtigkeit“ – eine interaktive Erkundungsreise (https://www.sg2024.de). Anlässlich dessen tauchen Marius und Katharina in diesem Gespräch ebenso in eine Erkundungsreise rund um die Themen „Spiritualität und Gerechtigkeit“ ein, sprechen darüber, welche Ressource der Glaube im Aktivismus sein kann, welche gemeinschaftlichen Erfahrungsräume es dafür braucht und wie sie mit den kreativen Spannungsfeldern „Stille und Aktivismus“ und „Gebet und Nächstenliebe“ umgehen. Wer mehr über die Arbeit von IJM erfahren möchte, kann hier reinhören: Daniel Rentschler bei Hossa Talk: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0ZBw5OhFIpt6Ld3hXEx6lx?si=Ljf4R2y9S7quspM3gDZbTg Marius Maurer im strich;punkt-Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4b0gFXEn4l1CrECSHQRF0Y?si=Cc2dASbzS1mnvshCaSyw8g trotz allem – der Podcast von IJM: https://open.spotify.com/show/2FIaflCYUyXgS2ZYF6TwYJ?si=cyXVbn1zTymnRUfrglIDkg Wer sich intensiver mit dem Thema Spiritualität und Gerechtigkeit beschäftigen möchte, findet hier Inspiration: https://ijm-deutschland.de/mitmachen https://micha-initiative.de

It is our great honor to be welcoming Dr. Becca Johnson to the Libertas International Podcast! This episode discusses how Dr. Johnson got involved in the fight against human trafficking, the places she's been, the training she provides and how trauma sensitive care is essential when working with survivors of human trafficking. Dr. Becca Johnson is a recognized and respected leader with a passion to help the hurting heal. With over 25 years of experience as a licensed psychologist she brings a unique perspective and set of skills that enable a holistic approach to recovery and restoration for survivors of sexual abuse and exploitation. Currently, Dr. Johnson serves as the International Training Director for Rescue: Freedom International, a non-profit organization that empowers the rescue and restoration of those trapped in sexual slavery and prevents exploitation. As a sought after expert, she has provided training for those working with victims of sexual abuse, human trafficking, and exploitation. She trains on topics such as trauma care and recovery to programs globally and has provided training for International Justice Mission (IJM), Shared Hope International, Salvation Army and many other organizations. Last year alone she trained over 2,000 social workers, care providers and clinicians from 45 countries in workshops and clinics held in 14 countries. Dr. Johnson is the clinical advisor for Engedi Refuge, a recovery home for sexually exploited women. She has provided individual and group therapy as well as training for their staff and volunteers. Since 2006, she has consulted and trained on sex-trafficking victim aftercare for Agape International Mission (AIM), both in the United States and abroad. She is actively involved with Royal Family KIDS (in both North and South America) and Teen Reach Adventure Camp - camp, club, and mentoring programs for abused and neglected children in the foster care system. Dr. Johnson also founded TRuST (Trauma Recovery for Survivors of Trafficking), a collaborative anti-trafficking network of mental health professionals. Dr. Johnson is the author of books on child abuse (For Their Sake: Recognizing, Responding and Reporting Child Abuse, ACA, 1991), guilt (Good Guilt, Bad Guilt, IVP, 1996) and anger (Overcoming Emotions that Destroy, co-authored with Chip Ingram, Baker Books, 2008). Becca and her husband live in Bellingham, Washington (USA) and have five grown children.You can find Dr. Johnson's books here- https://www.amazon.com/Journey-Hope-Overcoming-Abuse/dp/0998980005Work that Dr. Johnson has been a part of in aftercare facilities around the United States. https://www.beaconjournal.com/story/news/crime/2019/12/22/safe-house-aims-to-help/2030536007/https://cseinstitute.org/dawns-place-hosts-human-trafficking-training-clinical-treatment-focus/As always, website to Libertas International-libertasfreedom.org 

with guest Andrey Sawchenko, International Justice Mission (IJM)From the shirts in our closets to the TVs in our living rooms, do you really know where these products came from? Trying to track the supply chain that produced your blender is enough to make your head spin, especially when each piece may have come from a different country. It's no wonder we feel overwhelmed when trying to figure out if a product has been made under fair working conditions before we buy it.In this episode, Andrey Sawchenko of International Justice Mission (IJM) delves into the harsh realities of forced labor lurking behind many consumer goods. Despite the intricacies of supply chains, Andrey poses thought-provoking questions that challenge our understanding of ethical consumerism. Join us as we explore how to become more conscious consumers in such a complex world.Related Resources:Episode hosted by Shelaine.

In our final episode of this series,  I'm joined by Adom Otoo from International Justice Mission (IJM),  as we discuss what it means to live free in Jesus, the context Adom finds herself and how this impacts her sphere of influence. 

In today's special episode, Grace is joined by special guest Emily Milnes, the Director of Recruitment and Program Relations at Pepperdine's School of Public policy. Milnes is a licensed attorney admitted to the State Bar of California. Over the years, Milnes has conducted policy and legal research for non-governmental organizations throughout the United States, East Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. In 2017-18, she served as the first Training & Development Fellow with the International Justice Mission (IJM) in Uganda.

This week, Esther introduces us to the International Justice Mission (IJM) and its global efforts to end human trafficking and violence against the poor. For more information on the IJM, please visit: https://www.ijmuk.org/about-us

Gary Haugen's firsthand experience investigating systemic human rights abuses helped him recognize a troubling pattern: people living in the world's poorest communities experienced constant physical danger because their local justice systems weren't equipped to defend them from the violence they faced every day. Haugen was told that this would never change, but he believed otherwise, leading to the founding of International Justice Mission (IJM). Since 1997, IJM's reach has expanded globally into 31 program offices in 16 countries working to combat trafficking and slavery, violence against women and children and police abuse of power.Still, these issues of violence persist, affecting millions around the world – an estimated 50 million people live modern slavery globally and nearly 736 million women have experienced physical and/or sexual violence at least once in their lifetime.Government officials in the United States are uniquely positioned to create policies and foreign assistance programs that protect vulnerable people from these human rights abuses. How can policymakers work to increase access to justice, hold criminals accountable, and reduce the prevalence of violence and exploitation?Support the show

Are you seeking hope in the midst of life's challenges? Join Bonnie Gray to explore the powerful principle of "going a different way" to let go of stressful expectations to renew your hope during Advent. Learn how you can navigate conflict with difficult people or circumstances.  In this episode, Bonnie guides you in Lectio Divina scripture meditation to breathe in hope this Christmas - reflecting on the magi and your story, finding parallels between their journey and challenges you face in life. Discover Jesus amidst struggles and find light in the darkness. Learn to navigate life's redirections, much like the Magi's altered path, and embrace changes this Christmas to reignite hope.Practice the soul care & gain scientific benefits of inner and outer quietness, cultivating intimacy with God and restoring hope. Reimagine Christmas by prioritizing wellness and peace, infusing new rhythms into the festive season.  Special Guest: Jennifer Chung-Vanzini - The podcast also highlights the issue of human trafficking sharing a powerful story with International Justice Mission (IJM) of a survivor named Ruby, who was rescued and now shines God's light. Tune into this episode to enjoy a healing pause with Jesus and encouragement amidst chaos, nurturing your soul with peace and rest. Key Takeaways: Hope Amidst Challenges: Rediscover hope as the presence of Jesus in life's struggles. The Power of "Going a Different Way": Make positive changes and embrace new paths, even in the face of obstacles. The Science: Quietness Benefits: Lower stress & feel intimacy with God practicing inner and outer quietness. Wellness-Centric Christmas: Prioritize wellness and peace during the festive season.  Encouragement and Rest: Embrace hope amidst life's chaos, finding peace and restoration for your soul.  Breath Prayer: Inhale: Return home / Exhale: By another way Scripture:"The magi left for their own country by another way " Matthew 2:12 LINKS & RESOURCES Rescue a child from sex trafficking: God here for the IJM Holiday Gift Guide https://gifts.ijm.org/collections/view-all-gifts Listen to "Finding Ruby" 6 part series Podcast Fight for My Life https://fightofmy.life/ Learn more about International Justice Mission: https://www.ijm.org/ Help Sandra Sharp at CRU reach 1,000 women in Eastern Europe. Go here to fund a Soaring Guidebook at https://give.cru.org/0527981 Grab ECPA bestseller Breathe audiobook only $5.95 (new audible users) Breathe: 21 Ways to Stress Less & Transform Chaos to Calm Shop Bonnie's Holiday Favorite Things Soul Care List  2023 at http://amazon.com/shop/thebonniegray Take FREE Soul Care Quiz at soulcarequiz.com – your personal wellness assessment – to learn which areas of wellness you're missing most. Join Soul Care School http://mysoulcare.com - Jan 2024 registration opens soon!  Join FREE Breathe Newsletter!  https://thebonniegray.com/subscribe/ Follow Bonnie at www.instagram.com/thebonniegray & www.facebook.com/thebonniegray Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Emese Parker is a board-certified women's health nurse practitioner (NP), perinatal mental health specialist, public health geek, and author. After completing bachelor of science degrees in exercise science and nursing, Parker earned her master of science in nursing from Boston College, and master of public health from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. She has over twenty years of experience in healthcare and loves partnering with women of all ages as they navigate their distinct journeys through life.  In her current role as women's health NP, Parker strives to promote health and wellness through compassionate, holistic care, while empowering women to make informed decisions about their bodies. Her devotion to improving care for the marginalized has fueled her involvement in public health leadership positions with organizations like the University of California San Francisco and the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration's Health Disparities Collaborative. Her new book is called To Carry Wonder is a fun new type of pregnancy book aimed to nurture, inspire and equip mamas and mamas-to-be. In this two-in-one keepsake, women can enjoy a curated blend of story and art with evidence-based insight across the four trimesters. Parker draws from her own personal and clinical experiences with pregnancy, providing practical support via candid memoirs and conversational heart-to-hearts—to inspire wholeness in pregnancy and motherhood.  A portion of the book proceeds go to International Justice Mission (IJM), a global non-profit committed to combatting violence and slavery. Resources Emese Parker's on IG @tocarrywonder or visit tocarrywonder.com to buy her book, to learn more work or even to grab some free educational content What is a fundal height? Lisa Goldstein, CNM from Jamaica Hospital explains in this short video What is matrescence- Ted Talk by Alexandra Sacks International Justice Mission - portion of each book sale goes to this organization! Postpartum Support International Maternal Mental Health Hotline 1-833-TLC-MAMA Mother Wit General Resources ⁠Thriving After Birth⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (an online course) ⁠⁠⁠Comprehensive Care⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠60 Min Consultation⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠: Use discount code- FirstConsult10%off Instagram: @mother.wit.maternity ⁠Exercise in the perinatal period: For healthcare providers⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ (an online course) ⁠Support the show⁠⁠

WARNING: This episode contains sensitive material on the issue of sex crimes. Sally Frank joins The Justice Podcast for a discussion on IJM's ⁠Scale of Harm study⁠ (October 2023) regarding the prevalence of human trafficking to produce Child Sexual Exploitation Material (CSEM) in the Philippines. Sally is a criminal analyst at the International Justice Mission (IJM), and has extensive experience in working to combat child exploitation around the world. As part of this conversation, Sally discusses how IJM collaborates with both governments and corporations to address this problem. She also talks about how to succeed when working with organizations who might have different priorities than your own. Other Related Resources: NCMEC CyberTipline (report child sexual exploitation): https://report.cybertip.org/ Take It Down (NCMEC-run platform to help members of the public remove online nude, partially nude, or sexually explicit photos and videos taken before they were 18): https://takeitdown.ncmec.org/ SafeToWatch (livestream detection technology): https://safetonet.com/safetowatch/ To contact IJM's Center to End Online Sexual Exploitation of Children: endosec@ijm.org This podcast isn't financial, legal, or medical advice, but we do discuss how we might invest our resources in systems and policies for a healthier society. If you'd like to learn more about today's topic and other public policy issues, check out the website: TheJusticePodcast.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bobby-stroup/support

Moderne Sklaverei, Zwangsprostitution und Arbeitsausbeutung – allein auf den Philippinen sind 500.000 Kinder davon betroffen. Ihr Durchschnittsalter: gerade mal elf Jahre. Weltweit, so unser Gesprächspartner Dietmar Roller, leben 50 Millionen Menschen in moderner Sklaverei. 12 Millionen von ihnen sind Kinder. Der derzeitige Durchschnittspreis für einen Sklaven: 80 Euro. Dietmar Roller leitet die International Justice Mission (IJM) in Deutschland. Die Organisation kämpft gegen Sklaverei und gegen Gewalt gegen Menschen in Armut. Sie befreit Menschen, überführt Täter und stärkt die Rechtssysteme der betroffenen Länder. Warum Dietmar Roller trotzdem optimistisch in die Zukunft blickt und davon ausgeht, dass wir bis 2030 einen Großteil moderner Sklaverei werden beenden können, erfahren Sie im Podcast Menschenrechte : nachgefragt der Politischen Meinung und der Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung – auf Spotify und überall wo es Podcasts gibt! Hören Sie rein!

In dieser eindrucksvollen Folge sprechen wir mit John Tanagho über seinen persönlichen Weg vom Anwalt zum Leiter des „Center to End OSEC“ (OSEC = Online sexual exploitation of children) . Durch seine Arbeit mit International Justice Mission (IJM) taucht John tief in das Thema der sexuellen Ausbeutung von Kindern auf den Philippinen ein. Johns Erzählungen bieten einen intensiven Einblick in das Ausmaß dieses schwerwiegenden Problems und die bedeutenden Erfolge, die IJM im Kampf dagegen erzielt hat. Eine Folge, die nicht nur informiert und aufrüttelt, sondern auch zum Nachdenken und Handeln anregt.HIER findest du die DEUTSCHE ÜBERSETZUNG.HIER findest du das ENGLISCHE TRANSKRIPT.Studie: Einen kurzen Artikel über die kürzlich veröffentlichte „Scale of Harm“-Studie findest du hier. Den ausführlichen Bericht zur Studie (auf Englisch) findest du hier.Geschenk für dich: Um sicher im Netz unterwegs zu sein, bestelle dir unter folgendem Link dein kostenfreies IJM-Webcam-Cover: ijmde.org/webcamcover Mehr zum Podcast und zur Sendung:Trotz allem auf Instagram: bit.ly/3siQdaF Alles weitere zu unserem Podcast:  http://bit.ly/3bifwC5Mehr zu IJM Deutschland: bit.ly/3i6Q8lTDu willst mehr über IJM Deutschland erfahren? Dann melde dich jetzt zum kostenlosen Online-Basiskurs an! https://ijmde.org/basiskursModeration: Marius Maurer (bit.ly/3snUTMi)Schnitt & Redaktion: Mathias Schweikert (www.purpose-stories.de)Musik: Friedrich Rexer (www.friedrichrexer.de)Kontakt: Feedback, Anregungen und Fragen kannst du uns über unseren Instagram-Kanal oder per Mail an podcast@ijm-deutschland.de schicken. Wir freuen uns außerdem über deine Bewertung auf Apple Podcasts oder Spotify.

Judith Stein ist Kommunikationsspezialistin zum Thema Sklaverei und Menschenhandel, hat den deutschen Zweig der Menschenrechtsorganisation International Justice Mission, IJM Deutschland e. V., aufgebaut. Sie leitet den Bereich Partnerschaften und Philanthropie und kümmert sich mit ihrem Team um Großspender:innen, Unternehmenspartner und weitere wichtige Partner der Organisation. Zuvor war sie freie Journalistin und Berichterstattende in Krisen und Katastrophengebieten, u. a. in Haiti, Pakistan und Äthiopien. 2022 hat sie zusammen mit dem Vorstandsvorsitz von IJM Deutschland Dietmar Roller das Buch "Ware Mensch" geschrieben, dass die vielen Gesichter moderner Sklaverei aufzeigt. Kannst du dir die erschreckende Realität vorstellen, dass die moderne Sklaverei heute noch in unserer Welt existiert? Unser aufschlussreiches Gespräch mit Judith enthüllt nicht nur die verschiedenen Formen der Sklaverei, die weiterhin bestehen, sondern auch die potenziellen Wege, um gegen dieses schreckliche Verbrechen zu kämpfen. Hör zu, wie Judith ihre persönlichen Erfahrungen von Begegnungen mit versklavten Kindern teilt und wie die Digitalisierung unserer Welt die Identifizierung und Bekämpfung der modernen Sklaverei noch herausfordernder gemacht hat.In dieser Episode besprechen wir die einzigartige Partnerschaft der IJM mit EYD, einem humanitären Modelabel, das Frauen, die aus sexueller Ausbeutung befreit wurden, ausbildet und unterstützt. Diese Zusammenarbeit stärkt Einzelpersonen und zielt darauf ab, strukturelle Systeme zu verändern, die zur modernen Sklaverei beitragen. Lass dich von der unglaublichen Werkstatt in Mumbai inspirieren, in der Frauen aus dem Nähworkshop und eine Künstlerin zusammenkamen, um ein Muster zu schaffen, das ihre Träume und Wünsche widerspiegelt.Judith beleuchtet die Bedeutung von Kommunikation und dem Aufbau eines Netzwerks von Partnerschaften im Kampf gegen die moderne Sklaverei. Wir erkunden die Macht der emotionalen Geschichtenerzählung und wie Geschichten der Hoffnung einen Einfluss haben können, auch wenn sie klein sind. Begleite uns auf dieser Reise, eine Welt ohne Sklaverei zu schaffen, und lass uns gemeinsam daran arbeiten, Würde und Freiheit für diejenigen wiederherzustellen, die ausgebeutet wurden. Hier ist die Landing Page zur Kollektion: EYD x IJM – Light your fire! (eyd-clothing.com) Es lohnt sich reinzuhören.Hier geht's zu den ShownotesWOMEN IN FASHION MENTORINGMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch mit mir. Vielen Dank für Deine Treue!Herzlichst,Sibel Brozathttps://womeninfashion.de/www.linkedin.com/womeninfashion.dewww.instagram.com/womeninfashion.deMöchtest auch Du mit Deinen vorhandenen Potenzialen, Fähigkeiten und Kenntnissen Deine unverwechselbare Marke im Fashion- und Lifestyle-Segment aufbauen? Ich helfe Dir gerne bei der Gründung Deiner eigenen Marke, und biete Dir meine Erfahrungen, meine Plattform, und den Zugang zu meinem exklusiven Netzwerk.TRIFF JETZT DEINE ENTSCHEIDUNG und vereinbare Dein kostenfreies Vorgespräch auf www.womeninfashion.de/mentoring

Show Notes  In this episode, Mimi and Kim interview Brad Twedt of International Justice Mission (IJM). Brad explains IJM's work to address violence against women and children in the machismo culture of Central and South America. IJM works with the police departments, prosecutors, departments of justice, and local community anti-violence advocates to change the culture of violence against women. As they face powerful forces, they find that reliance on God in praise, supplication, and lament gives them the strength in their work.  Disclaimer  The opinions expressed in CBE's Mutuality Matters' podcast are those of its hosts or guests and do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of CBE International or its members or chapters worldwide. The designations employed in this podcast and the presentation of content therein do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of CBE concerning the legal status of any country, area or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers.  Bio  Brad Twedt serves as executive vice president, global people support, at International Justice Mission (IJM). IJM is a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting people in poverty from slavery and other forms of violence. A lawyer by training, Brad started his service at IJM as a volunteer Legal Fellow in Kampala, Uganda, and Guatemala City, Guatemala. He then stepped into over a decade of leadership in IJM's Latin America region. He led IJM's program aimed at violence against women and children in Central America as Guatemala country director and as Northern Triangle regional vice president. Brad and his wife, ReJean, returned to the US in 2022 after residing in Guatemala City for nearly eleven years. Brad received his JD from the Columbia University School of Law and joined IJM after a legal career in both New York City and Chicago.  Contact Information  IJM Website: https://www.ijm.org/our-work  Brad Twedt: btwedt@ijm.org  Resources   Books Referenced in Interview by Gary Haugen:   Good News About Injustice: A Witness of Courage in a Hurting World   The Locust Effect: Why the End of Poverty Requires the End of Violence  Book Review: Is There Any Good News About Injustice? By Victoria Peterson-Hilleque  Mutuality Matters podcast referenced in Closing: (Intersectionality) Hope & Justice-Dismantling and Reconciling through the Psalms with Dr. Gabby Cudjoe-Wilkes  Books by and about Katherine Bushnell referenced in closing:   God's Word to Women by Katharine Bushnell  Daughters of Deliverance by Lorry Lutz  The Queen's Daughters by Lorry Lutz   Read about the link between poverty and violence against women: Why Does Injustice Against Women Abound?  

Gary Haugen is the CEO & Founder of International Justice Mission (IJM), a global human rights organization that works to protect the poor from violence. The context here is not one of war, conflict or mass atrocities but, rather, the everyday violence present in many low-income and marginalized communities around the globe, such as gender violence, forced labor, human trafficking, sexual violence, police abuse and land theft. The issue is multifaceted, and so is our conversation. Are the proper laws in place to protect a country's citizens? Is there political will to protect those who are most marginalized? Are laws being enforced? Are social norms exacerbating the problem? IJM was founded 26 years ago and today has around 1,500 staff based in 30 offices across the globe. IJM works with national governments and local stakeholders. Their teams are local and include lawyers, criminal investigators, trauma social workers and local advocates. This episode looks at poverty from an angle of violence prevention. The conversation will inform you and provide insight on IJM's drive to transform local justice systems to protect those living in poverty. Thank you for downloading this episode of the Do One Better Podcast. Visit our Knowledge Hub at Lidji.org for information on 200+ case studies and interviews with remarkable leaders in philanthropy, sustainability and social entrepreneurship.   

For Episode 120 of the Wealth On Any Income Podcast, Rennie is joined by Larry Broughton. Larry is an award-winning hotel owner and entrepreneur, CEO, bestselling author, keynote speaker, and former US Army Green Beret. As Founder and CEO of California-based Broughton HOTELS, CBS News has called Larry “the nation's foremost expert on leadership and entrepreneurship.” The host of the Travel Channel's hit show, Hotel Impossible, says he is, “among the top hospitality experts in the country.” Larry's upbeat, creative approach to business and life has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles across the country and he has been a recurring guest expert on news and TV programs on every major television and cable network, including MSNBC, CNN, CNBC, CBS, and Travel Channel. Among Larry's awards are: Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year®; the National Veteran-Owned Business Association's Vetrepreneur® of the Year; and Passkeys Foundation's National Business Leader of Integrity. Are you interested in some strategies for success?In this episode, Rennie and Larry cover:03:33 How Larry ended up in the hospitality industry after he left the military.07:16 Larry was described as being in the right place and waited for the right time.08:48 The three charities that are most important to Larry – The Green Beret Foundation, International Justice Mission (IJM), and the micro-lending organization KIVA.11:12 Larry shares that he believes entrepreneurship is one of the most powerful forces in the world.12:08 The biggest failure in Larry's life and what he learned from the journey of healing and recovery it sent him on.17:13 It takes guts to ask for help and the lone wolf myth of success.18:40 How the pandemic impacted Larry's industry and what he did to survive, including some practices he implemented in his management meetings.22:22 The biggest lesson Larry learned from these last few years and a challenge for you!24:44 How to learn more about Larry and get access to his recording - REVEALED! 8 Mission-Tested Strategies for Success in Life & Leadership at  https://yoogozi.com/revealed‘What I realized is that there's really kind of eight major spans in our lives and that includes physical, financial, professional, spiritual, friends, relationships -  all those kinds of things. But if I'm focusing on my business 100% of the time - guaranteed those other areas of my life are being neglected. And so the idea with this tool that we have developed is that we want to have a whole health in all areas..' – Larry BroughtonGet Larry's recording Revealed! 8 Mission-Tested Strategies for Success in Life & Leadership at https://yoogozi.com/revealedTo learn more about Larry visit https://larrybroughton.me/If you'd like to know how books, movies, and society programs you to be poor, and what the cure is visit wealthonanyincome.com/tedx. You'll hear Rennie's TEDx talk and can request a free 27-page Roadmap to Complete Financial Choice® and receive a weekly email with tips, techniques, or inspiration around your business or money. AND if you'd like to see how you can increase your wealth and donate to the causes that touch your heart. Please check out our affordable program ‘Wealth with Purpose'.Rennie's Books and Programshttps://wealthonanyincome.com/books/Wealth with Purpose:https://wealthonanyincome.com/wealthwithpurposeRennie's 9 Days to Financial Freedom program:https://wealthonanyincome.com/programsConnect with Rennie Websites:WealthOnAnyIncome.comRennieGabriel.comEmail: Rennie@WealthOnAnyIncome.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renniegabriel/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WealthOnAnyIncome/Twitter: https://twitter.com/RennieGabrielYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdIkYMOuvzHQqVXe4e_L8PgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wealthonanyincome/

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Injustice is the second most talked about sin in the Bible following idolatry. God is calling His followers to advocate for the marginalized. In this episode of Where Ya From?, Jenn Petersen, the Director of Mobilization for International Justice Mission (IJM) and co-lead pastor of Resurrection Life NYC, shares with host, Rasool Berry, some of the most unimaginable cases of injustice she witnessed that sparked the passion and question, “God, what can I do to make a difference?” Guest Bio: Jenn Petersen serves as Director of Mobilization, NYC, for the International Justice Mission. She is also co-leader and founder of Resurrection Life NYC; a multi-ethnic congregation on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Jenn holds a Masters of Divinity from Wesley Seminary along with a Bachelors of Music from the University of Northern Iowa. Jenn's passion for justice and worship allows her to work with churches, businesses, and non-profit organizations in every domain of the city to advocate for and share the heart of justice God has for the broken and enslaved men, women, and children. She currently lives in Harlem with her husband Branden, their two children, and their dog, Charlie. Notes & Quotes: “Sometimes you just need to stop and ask, ‘God, what do your people need and how can I help them?” “Injustice is the second biggest sin the Bible talks about after idolatry.” “You can do the work of God by using what He's already put in your hands.” “Be who God has uniquely created you to be.” “IJM (International Justice Mission) has already rescued 66,000 people.” Links Mentioned: Read about the IJM (International Justice Mission) on their website. Learn more about Resurrection Life Church. Visit our website to sign up for emails. Get new episodes sent straight to your email.  Tell us how much you love Where Ya From? by rating us five stars and leaving us a review.  Check out our VOICES Collection from Our Daily Bread Ministries Follow Where Ya From? on Instagram. Follow VOICES on Instagram. Verses Mentioned: Psalm 27:1 Exodus 3 John 15 Psalm 89:14 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week I chat with my new friend, Amy Lee, who works as a project manager for International Justice Mission (IJM). IJM is a non-profit organization that has joined the effort towards ending human slavery. Listen as Amy shares her experience working with IJM, and her unplanned move to D.C. from Atlanta. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blair-kim/support

Ken and Lima was joined by Sam Acho live from Radio Row in Los Angeles on the Carman and Lima's Emerging Podcast. What the Browns should do at the QB position assuming Baker is healthy. Why Superstar receivers are not built for this Browns offense. Did OBJ need a change of scenery? Check out the entire podcast below and tune in live on Tuesdays and Thursdays immediately following the Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima for live editions of the show on the 92.3 The Fan XTRA stream. Retired nine-year NFL veteran, author, television analyst and International Justice Mission (IJM) ambassador (and he is Brother to Emmanuel Acho). IJM partners with local authorities in 14 countries to combat slavery, violence against women and children, and other forms of abuse against people who are poor. Sam joined IJM's Team Freedom in 2018 which is a team of pro athletes committed to using the global power and influence of sports. During Super Bowl week, Sam is helping launch Team Freedom's latest initiative “Free to Play.” Free to Play and Team Freedom are creating a world where children are free to play, free to dream, free to live safely. Also, Sam will launch the Bart Starr Award Youth Camp, an NFL sanctioned event. The camp will host 150 kids from LA area where they will learn football skills and strengthen body, soul, and mind. While these kids are “free to play” football, those kids who are trapped in situations of online sexual exploitation where IJM works are not free and it is why IJM and SAM chose to keep showing up on behalf of the vulnerable.    

Micah 6:8This week we had Zoe from International Justice Mission (IJM) come to speak to us.

This episode is going to blow you away. For many years, I trained standout MLB catcher Nick Hundley to be the best athlete he could be. And while he played professional baseball at a very high level for 11-years, what he's doing now is even way bigger and more IMPACTFUL.   As a matter of fact, Nick's role with the International Justice Mission (IJM) is to help protect again human trafficking and violence against women and children. He works on literally saving and rescuing young girls, women, and people enslaved to horrific crimes that happen in communities you would never imagine.    Specifically, this is what we cover in today's episode: - Nick's story, how he got into MLB, and how he played for so long. - Reminiscing about his “training days” with his workout group and his favorite parts of those days. - Working alongside former pitcher, and now GM of the Texas Rangers, Chris Young. - What is “IJM”-- seeking to protect people in poverty from violence, abuse, and human trafficking. - How bad is human trafficking? - Nick shares stories on the rescue of these girls and the goal to prosecute the people who are committing these horrific crimes. - The tremendous success stories of many of these girls. - Advice to anyone facing adversity in their life.   My mind was blown in this episode and I thank the IJM and all those who are fighting for the good of mankind, including Nick Hundley. You're going to enjoy this convo and marvel at what an amazing organization the IJM is and the IMPACT they are creating.    Please be sure to share today's episode. It will help the IJM fulfill its mission to rescue millions, protect half a billion and make justice unstoppable. Thank you! And please tag... IG/Twitter: @ToddDurkin @IJM FB: @ToddDurkinFQ10 #MLB #IJM #NickHundley www.IJM.org - International Justice Mission    ---   5:11 - Welcome Nick Hundley, former Major League Baseball player.   7:50 - How Nick got into Professional Baseball. Drafted to San Diego Padres in the second round and went on to play for Baltimore, Colorado, San Francisco, and then Oakland.   11:15 - Nick shares some of his greatest moments in his 11 year MLB career. Getting called up for the first time. Making the playoffs. 2013 first daughter born and then hitting a home run later that day. Homerun in San Francisco on both Mothers Day and Fathers Day with his parents in the stand.   14:04 - Working with Chris Young in the Major League front office. We wanted to make the game better and grow...and then COVID shut us down.   18:00 - Moving on to a new opportunity. IJM - International Justice Mission, seeking to protect people in poverty from violence.   21:12 - Nick talks about how bad is human trafficking is. Learning the process of what these young girls are going through. As an athlete, I have a platform and it's time to use it to make a difference!   24:52 - Nick's full-time role with IJM - International Justice Mission. 2 homes now for girls rescued from human trafficking - Violence against women and children. We are going after the people that are doing this.   28:00 - It's not a crime of passion...it's a crime of opportunity and they have the ability to get away with it.   Our mission at IJM is to protect over 500 million in poverty!   29:49 - Nick shares a few success stories from some of the girls saved. 9 have graduated from college. One of the gals now runs one of the houses.   33:20 - What Nick would say to the girls. Have the ability to persevere no matter what...keep going and grinding it out! Love...Trust...Gratitude, How can you be grateful for the battle!   39:11 - How Nick uses lessons from baseball with his role at IJM. It's a daily grind and connecting with the community.   44:47 - What Nick misses most about baseball. The outlet to entertain. Putting my skills to the test. Being around the guys..plane rides, meals, and being around like-minded people who grind it out   46:27 - What advice Nick would give to someone who is in transition. Find time to mourn your dream and be honest with yourself. Mad...Sad...Glad... are passions in your life that have been given to you   51:50 - Final words from Nick.   ---   About Nick Hundley:  Nick is a former professional baseball catcher who played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the San Diego Padres, Baltimore Orioles, Colorado Rockies, San Francisco Giants, and Oakland Athletics. He was drafted in 2005 by the Padres in the second round and made his major-league debut in 2008.   November is IMPACT Month - We will have an array of events throughout the month to raise funds for the Durkin IMPACT Foundation and to CREATE IMPACT!   #1. Todd Durkin's IMPACT SUMMIT (Nov 8-14th) Revitalizing the Fitness Industry in these Crazy Times…& Forging What's Next for our Industry!!! 7-Days, 12 Presentations… WHO: All Trainers, coaches, and fit-pros Sign-Up TODAY...It's completely FREE!!! Check out www.todddurkin.com for more details.   #2. A Day of IMPACT at Fitness Quest 10, Saturday, November 20th!  9 am PST--TD led “IMPACT” workout at Fitness Quest 10 (San Diego)  11 am PST TD IMPACT AMPLIFIED Talk--6 Principles to Live Your Best LIFE NOW!!!   If you can't be there LIVE, we will stream the event virtually. We ask that you make a donation online to the Durkin IMPACT Foundation (501-c-3) that is completely tax-deductible.  You can donate online at https://todddurkin.com/impact-foundation/.   100% of the proceeds go to the Durkin IMPACT Foundation to support individuals and families in need.   ---   Today's Podcast Episode is sponsored by CarnoSyn beta-alanine   CarnoSyn® bet-alanine is an ingredient within the top pre & post workout supplements to improve strength, power, and endurance. I use 3.2g per day and you can use up to 6.4g for even faster results. CarnoSyn® beta-alanine is backed by over 55 scientific studies and it contains zero banned substances.   To see the full list of CarnoSyn® Verified brands and to purchase, visit https://www.carnosyn.com/td/.   ---   Are you a Trainer, Coach, or Fitness Business Owner seeking to make even more IMPACT in your business & life? You are only as good as the people you surround yourself with. Level up today with my “Best in Class” MASTERMIND program for fitness professionals. I invite you to connect, share, and grow with the top coaches, trainers, and entrepreneurs in the fitness industry. My MASTERMIND is for passionate and purpose-driven fitness professionals who want to create success & significance in their personal and professional lives. If that sounds like you, visit: ToddDurkinMastermind.com to enroll or apply today. If you do so within the next 24 hours, you will receive a FREE video of one of my recent “ALL MASTERMIND” coaching calls. There are so many lost souls right now that need “our” LIGHT.  Let's make a difference together, one life at a time!    ---   Please keep your questions coming so I can highlight you on the podcast!!    If you have a burning question and want to be featured on the IMPACT show, go to www.todddurkin.com/podcast, fill out the form, and submit your questions!    ---   Follow Todd… → Instagram & Twitter: @ToddDurkin → Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ToddDurkinFQ10 → FB: @ToddDurkinFQ10   Don't forget that if you want more keys to unlock your potential and propel your success, you can order my book GET YOUR MIND RIGHT at www.todddurkin.com/getyourmindright or anywhere books are sold.   Get Your Mind Right now available on AUDIO: https://christianaudio.com/get-your-mind-right-todd-durkin-audiobook-download   Want more Motivation and Inspiration?? 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Richard Lee is a sought-after speaker on issues of justice, race and faith, speaking across the globe for the last 20 years. His TEDx talk “Slavery Still Exists. Here's How to End It.” can be found on the TED.com website. Additionally, he is the host of The Pursuit with Richard Lee, a podcast with unfiltered conversations with faith leaders about their journey to pursue God. You can read his writings on Missio Alliance, OutreachMagazine.com, TheGospelCoalition.org, and ChurchLeaders.com. He has been interviewed on dozens of podcasts and radio stations. In his role as Global Officer of Public Engagement with International Justice Mission (IJM), he trains and equips IJM staff and survivors to carry the message of ending injustice on the global stage. Before joining IJM, Richard served 20 years in pastoral ministry and currently serves as Teaching Faculty at Highrock Church in Boston. He also works with Asian American Christian Collaborative as their Director of Advancement & serves as an advisory board member for One Days Wages, a global poverty organization. Richard received his degree in Mathematics from Columbia College (NYC) and his master's of divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He resides in New Jersey with his wife Theresa and their two children.Connect with Richard on Linkedin, Twitter, and Facebookor at his websiteCheck out his podcast The Pursuit, and his podcast Facebook page.Watch his Ted TalkStay In Touch: Connect on Facebook and Instagram with thoughts, questions, and feedback. Rate, review and share this podcast with anyone that would love to listen.  On Clubhouse @loriadbr. Find Us Online: @aworldof.difference on Instagram and A World of Difference on Facebook on Twitter at @loriadbr https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference or loriadamsbrown.comInterested in life coaching? Check out: https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coachingMentioned in this episode:Do you want to go deeper?Join us in Difference Makers, a community where we watch and discuss exclusive content that truly makes a difference. Give us $5 a month (the price of a latte), and join in on the conversation with our host Lori and others who want to make a difference. We'd love to have you join us!PatreonJoin Difference MakersJoin us in our membership community for exclusive content for only $5/month at https://www.patreon.com/aworldofdifference. We go deeper with each guest, and it makes such a difference.PatreonThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp

Richard Lee is a sought-after speaker on issues of justice, race and faith, speaking across the globe for the last 20 years. His TEDx talk “Slavery Still Exists. Here's How to End It.” can be found on the http://ted.com/ (TED.com) website. Additionally, he is the host of The Pursuit with Richard Lee, a podcast with unfiltered conversations with faith leaders about their journey to pursue God. You can read his writings on Missio Alliance, http://outreachmagazine.com/ (OutreachMagazine.com), http://thegospelcoalition.org/ (TheGospelCoalition.org), and http://churchleaders.com/ (ChurchLeaders.com). He has been interviewed on dozens of podcasts and radio stations.   In his role as Global Officer of Public Engagement with International Justice Mission (IJM), he trains and equips IJM staff and survivors to carry the message of ending injustice on the global stage. Before joining IJM, Richard served 20 years in pastoral ministry and currently serves as Teaching Faculty at Highrock Church in Boston. He also works with Asian American Christian Collaborative as their Director of Advancement & serves as an advisory board member for One Days Wages, a global poverty organization.   Richard received his degree in Mathematics from Columbia College (NYC) and his master's of divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He resides in New Jersey with his wife Theresa and their two children. Connect with Richard on https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardl-ee/ (Linkedin), https://twitter.com/richardl_ee?lang=en (Twitter), and https://www.facebook.com/richardjaylee (Facebook) or at his http://richardl.ee/ (website) Check out hishttps://twitter.com/thepursuitcast ( podcast) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pursuit-with-richard-lee/id1449435060 (The Pursuit), and his podcast https://www.facebook.com/thepursuitcast (Facebook page.) Watch his https://www.ted.com/talks/richard_lee_slavery_still_exists_here_s_how_to_end_it (Ted Talk) Stay In Touch: Connect on Facebook and Instagram with thoughts, questions, and feedback. Rate, review and share this podcast with anyone that would love to listen.  On Clubhouse https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@loriadbr (@loriadbr). Find Us Online: https://www.instagram.com/aworldof.difference/ (@aworldof.difference) on Instagram and https://www.facebook.com/A-World-of-Difference-613933132591673/ (A World of Difference) on Facebook on Twitter at https://twitter.com/loriadbr (@loriadbr) https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference (https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference) or http://loriadamsbrown.com/ (loriadamsbrown.com) Interested in life coaching? Check out: https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coaching (https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coaching) Mentioned in this episode: Coaching Sept 22 Want to get unstuck and make a difference? Go to loriadamsbrown.com/coachnig for a free exploratory session. Patreon Support us for as little as $5/month at Patreon.com/aworldofdifference and receive exclusive audio content and free merch. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

Richard Lee is a sought-after speaker on issues of justice, race and faith, speaking across the globe for the last 20 years. His TEDx talk “Slavery Still Exists. Here's How to End It.” can be found on the TED.com website. Additionally, he is the host of The Pursuit with Richard Lee, a podcast with unfiltered conversations with faith leaders about their journey to pursue God. You can read his writings on Missio Alliance, OutreachMagazine.com, TheGospelCoalition.org, and ChurchLeaders.com. He has been interviewed on dozens of podcasts and radio stations. In his role as Global Officer of Public Engagement with International Justice Mission (IJM), he trains and equips IJM staff and survivors to carry the message of ending injustice on the global stage. Before joining IJM, Richard served 20 years in pastoral ministry and currently serves as Teaching Faculty at Highrock Church in Boston. He also works with Asian American Christian Collaborative as their Director of Advancement & serves as an advisory board member for One Days Wages, a global poverty organization. Richard received his degree in Mathematics from Columbia College (NYC) and his master's of divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He resides in New Jersey with his wife Theresa and their two children.Connect with Richard on Linkedin, Twitter, and Facebookor at his websiteCheck out his podcast The Pursuit, and his podcast Facebook page.Watch his Ted TalkStay In Touch: Connect on Facebook and Instagram with thoughts, questions, and feedback. Rate, review and share this podcast with anyone that would love to listen.  On Clubhouse @loriadbr. Find Us Online: @aworldof.difference on Instagram and A World of Difference on Facebook on Twitter at @loriadbr https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference or loriadamsbrown.comInterested in life coaching? Check out: https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coachingMentioned in this episode:Do you want to go deeper?Join us in Difference Makers, a community where we watch and discuss exclusive content that truly makes a difference. Give us $5 a month (the price of a latte), and join in on the conversation with our host Lori and others who want to make a difference. We'd love to have you join us!PatreonJoin Difference MakersJoin us in our membership community for exclusive content for only $5/month at https://www.patreon.com/aworldofdifference. We go deeper with each guest, and it makes such a difference.PatreonThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacyPodtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrp

Richard Lee is a sought-after speaker on issues of justice, race and faith, speaking across the globe for the last 20 years. His TEDx talk “Slavery Still Exists. Here's How to End It.” can be found on the http://ted.com/ (TED.com) website. Additionally, he is the host of The Pursuit with Richard Lee, a podcast with unfiltered conversations with faith leaders about their journey to pursue God. You can read his writings on Missio Alliance, http://outreachmagazine.com/ (OutreachMagazine.com), http://thegospelcoalition.org/ (TheGospelCoalition.org), and http://churchleaders.com/ (ChurchLeaders.com). He has been interviewed on dozens of podcasts and radio stations.   In his role as Global Officer of Public Engagement with International Justice Mission (IJM), he trains and equips IJM staff and survivors to carry the message of ending injustice on the global stage. Before joining IJM, Richard served 20 years in pastoral ministry and currently serves as Teaching Faculty at Highrock Church in Boston. He also works with Asian American Christian Collaborative as their Director of Advancement & serves as an advisory board member for One Days Wages, a global poverty organization.   Richard received his degree in Mathematics from Columbia College (NYC) and his master's of divinity from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He resides in New Jersey with his wife Theresa and their two children. Connect with Richard on https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardl-ee/ (Linkedin), https://twitter.com/richardl_ee?lang=en (Twitter), and https://www.facebook.com/richardjaylee (Facebook) or at his http://richardl.ee/ (website) Check out hishttps://twitter.com/thepursuitcast ( podcast) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-pursuit-with-richard-lee/id1449435060 (The Pursuit), and his podcast https://www.facebook.com/thepursuitcast (Facebook page.) Watch his https://www.ted.com/talks/richard_lee_slavery_still_exists_here_s_how_to_end_it (Ted Talk) Stay In Touch: Connect on Facebook and Instagram with thoughts, questions, and feedback. Rate, review and share this podcast with anyone that would love to listen.  On Clubhouse https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@loriadbr (@loriadbr). Find Us Online: https://www.instagram.com/aworldof.difference/ (@aworldof.difference) on Instagram and https://www.facebook.com/A-World-of-Difference-613933132591673/ (A World of Difference) on Facebook on Twitter at https://twitter.com/loriadbr (@loriadbr) https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference (https://linktr.ee/aworldofdifference) or http://loriadamsbrown.com/ (loriadamsbrown.com) Interested in life coaching? Check out: https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coaching (https://www.loriadamsbrown.com/coaching) Mentioned in this episode: Coaching Sept 22 Want to get unstuck and make a difference? Go to loriadamsbrown.com/coachnig for a free exploratory session. Patreon Support us for as little as $5/month at Patreon.com/aworldofdifference and receive exclusive audio content and free merch. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy

In deze aflevering horen we het verhaal van Henk Jan Kamsteeg. Henk Jan is auteur, leiderschapstrainer en spreker. Maar bovenal vind ik hem een echte missionaris, een man met een missie! Henk Jan gelooft dat echte leiders voortkomen vanuit dienend leiderschap. Hij wil leidinggevenden helpen te groeien zodat zij de leidinggevende zijn die ze zelf ook graag zouden willen hebben. Iemand die oprecht geïnteresseerd is in zijn of haar medewerkers en hen helpt tot hogere prestaties te komen en plezier in hun werk te beleven. Vanuit zijn liefde voor Storytelling weet hij als geen ander hoe belangrijk verhalen zijn om mensen in beweging te krijgen. We hebben dus ook over zijn boek 'Spreken met passie'. Daarnaast werkt Henk Jan ook voor International Justice Mission (IJM), een organisatie die zich wereldwijd inzet tegen slavernij. We hebben het over al deze zaken en over zijn kersverse boek 'Inclusief leiderschap', geschreven met Ugur Özcan. Wil je meer informatie over Henk Jan? Check zijn website: https://hjkamsteeg.nl. Wi lie meer informatie over de podcast check: www.glennvergoossen.nl. Wil je zelf beter leren spreken. Meld je aan voor de gratis online sprekers academy via www.desprekersregisseur.nl. Iedere eerste, derde en vijfde maandag van de maand staat er een nieuwe aflevering voor je klaar.

A human rights professional's mission includes protecting people from different forms of violent oppression. But what goes into ensuring that these professionals are also protected while they do that important work — oftentimes in dangerous locales? In this episode, John McLellan, Global VP of Security at International Justice Mission (IJM), talks with Peter about how his organization ensures the safety of its employees, people who often need to operate in perilous and unstable environments. What we talked about: - Unique security situations that IJM encounters - The key elements of their emergency response plan - Communication tools the organization utilizes - Creating relationships with local contacts for additional support Want to reach out to John? Send him an email at jmclellan@ijm.org. The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, SVP of Safety Solutions at AlertMedia. You can find this interview and many more by subscribing to The Employee Safety Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or here. Listening on a desktop and can't see the links? Just search for The Employee Safety Podcast in your favorite podcast player.

Sarah Tintle, a volunteer with International Justice Mission (IJM) sits down with us to discuss human trafficking and modern day slavery. As a Freedom Partner Coordinator for IJM, Sarah goes into what IJM does in NYC, internationally, and how they are working to end modern day slavery in our lifetime. She also shares how to discuss these topics with our children and how to get involved as a family to be a part of the solution to end modern day slavery in our world. She's a proud New Yorker for the last 10 years and is a mom of 3.   Sarah's email: stintle@ijmvolunteers.org   IJM Instagram: @IJM  &  https://www.instagram.com/ijm_nyc_volunteers/?hl=en   IJM Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/IJMNYCVolunteers   Donate:  www.ijm.org/nycgives   Sign up to be a prayer partner: https://www.ijm.org/get-involved/pray   Sign up to be a Freedom Partner: www.ijm.org/sign-up

God plants seeds throughout our lives that call our hearts to His. Amy Smith is no different: through a childhood exposed to the missional heart of God, through politics, to the International Justice mission, God has been calling her to be a voice for the voiceless. Jo chats with Amy about her journey, and her work as Chief Advocacy Officer at IJM.Continuing our series 'Talking Justice', hosts Jo Leutton and Robyn Robertson are joined by Amy Smith, the Chief Advocacy Officer for International Justice Mission in Australia.More Information about International Justice Mission:IJM is the largest international anti-slavery organisation in the world. We're a team of passionate professionals from a range of backgrounds, with a shared vision to make slavery a thing of the past.Rescue Victims We find people in vulnerable communities that are suffering from violence and oppression and bring them to safety.Restore Survivors We provide trauma therapy and counselling to survivors and give them the training and tools to thrive again.Restrain Criminals We work relentlessly in court to ensure traffickers, slave owners and other criminals cannot hurt others.Repair Justice Systems We are transforming justice systems to protect more than 150 million vulnerable people around the world.If God is awakening in you the heart to partner with IJM on the frontlines in the fight against injustice - there are many ways you can get involved with our work… Work for IJMFrom accountants to network engineers to assistants, our team of professionals has an opportunity to leverage their skills in the fight for justice. Become a Freedom PartnerThis minute, innocent people are being beaten, abused, raped and enslaved. By giving $31 or more a month, together we can rescue and protect them and end slavery in our lifetime. Gather. Act. End SlaveryWe speak up for the silenced. Our vision is for Australia’s government and people to be leaders in ending modern slavery around the world. We build relationships with the government, contributing our expertise to issues of modern slavery and especially cybersex trafficking. IJM Australia has made numerous submissions to Federal and State governments and been invited to speak at hearings into the Modern Slavery Act. Volunteer with IJMVolunteer in your community as a Justice Advocate, mobilising your networks to end slavery or volunteer in Sydney one or more days a week, supporting IJM Australia staff or Volunteer overseas as an Intern or Fellow at one of IJM's offices PrayThe work of justice begins with prayer. As we seek justice on behalf of others, we rely on an all-powerful God to help us do what is only possible with and through him. We invite you to stand with us as an IJM Prayer Partner.  Big thanks to Tim Whittle for editing and extra production on this podcast.For more info and how you can help, please contact Riverlife Church, and find us on Facebook and Instagram. Music credit: Scott & Annie McKinnon, 'Revive'.Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Android and Spotify.

A conversation with former Florida Gator standout and current NFL Tight End Trey Burton. Listen as Trey discusses the intersection of his football career and his walk with the Lord, how he has found his place within the mission of Jesus, and how we are always blessed in order to be a blessing. International Justice Mission - IJM.org Episode 26 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brilliant.gaze.5 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brilliantgazepod/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/brilliantgaze  

As you listen to today's episode, I want you to take note of Anu's passion, her own redemption story, her love of Jesus + Justice, and her HOPE. While it is certainly packed full of information about human trafficking, the impact of violence on marginalized people, and the impact of COVID on slavery, it is also her own story of redemption and many answered prayers. I believe you will leave this episode changed, as I did.  Anu answers questions like... What do you believe are the greatest factors that would bring an end to slavery in our lifetime? How has COVID impacted the needs that IJM is addressing? Where do you see God moving in this fight? Anu George Canjanathoppil has almost a decade of leadership experience with International Justice Mission (IJM). In Delhi, India she served as the Director of Operations and the Director of National Interventions, and in Chennai, India she served as the Director of Legal. During her time with IJM, she worked extensively to impact the justice system by collaborating with state and local governments in India. She currently serves as the Executive Director of IJM Canada. She oversaw the training of more than 17,000 police, government officials, and NGOs on the rescue and rehabilitation of individuals trapped in slavery and bringing criminals to justice. As a result of her leadership, 10,000 individuals have been rescued from forced-labour slavery. Resources: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/0190229268/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=15121&creative=330641&creativeASIN=0190229268&linkCode=as2&tag=leahrempel0c-20&linkId=1abf7b7479ea65bb0fb7f9a6f6673928 (The Locus Effect by Gary Haugen) Dressember: https://wixsite.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=081c56aaf2fb8149b2020c927&id=0429c30537&e=945e27e640 (Dressember) https://wixsite.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=081c56aaf2fb8149b2020c927&id=13c05717e4&e=945e27e640 (Team Dress to Protest (for Canadians)) Connect with Leah: IG:https://www.instagram.com/leah.rempel/ ( @leah.rempel) FB:https://www.facebook.com/groups/4075541105853974 ( Intentional Women of Faith) Shop:https://www.redbubble.com/people/leahrempel/shop?asc=u ( RedBubble Shop) Connect with IJM Canada: IG: https://www.instagram.com/ijmcanada/ (@ijmcanada) FB:https://www.facebook.com/IJMCanada ( IJM Canada) Website: http://ijm.ca (ijm.ca) (Formerly Lab I:68 Podcast)

This episode features a special interview, where Ps Robyn Robertson joins Bianca Bryson from International Justice Mission (IJM), and Matt Darvas from Micah Australia. Both of these advocates for justice discuss with Robyn how the church can engage with issues of justice in this COVID-19 period. As you'll hear, there's plenty to consider, and there's practical ways you can get involved.Resources/Links mentioned in this episode or helpful for Going Deeper:Web: International Justice Mission | Freedom Sunday 2020Web: Micah AustraliaBig thanks to Tim Whittle for editing and extra production on this podcast. For more info and how you can help, please contact Riverlife Church, and find us on Facebook and Instagram. Music credit: Scott & Annie McKinnon, 'Revive'.Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Android and Spotify.

Today we are kicking off our PROTECT THE WEAK series with an organization who knows a thing or two about protecting others. International Justice Mission is a organization that was created to END modern day slavery. Their proven solution consists of rescuing and restoring victims, bringing criminals to justice, and strengthening justice systems.    Today’s guest is Philip Langford the President of International Justice Mission (IJM). Philip has spent his life rescuing, restoring, and educating the world on modern day slavery. Since joining IJM in 2006, Philip has led IJM field programs in Southeast Asia, Africa and South Asia to strengthen justice systems to protect the poor from slavery and human trafficking, gender-based violence and police abuse of power. During his time as Vice President of Regional Operations for Southeast Asia, Philip led IJM’s programs in the region to combat cross-border labor trafficking in domestic and multi-national supply chains and the global proliferation of online sexual exploitation of children. Prior to working in Southeast Asia, as Vice President of Regional Operations for Africa, Philip led IJM’s field programs across Eastern, Western and Southern Africa targeting child labor trafficking, gender-based violence and police abuse.   Most of us don’t even realize this exists not just in foreign countries but in our own.    Philip and I talk about what it looks like to live a life on behalf of others well-being, why we need getting out of our comfort zones is the biggest blessing, and how right now we can help those who are being treated unfairly.    Philip has seen the atrocities of slavery, but he has also seen the beauty that can come from rescue and restoration. Philip gives us hope and the tools to be the change.    Be a part of ending slavery https://www.ijm.org/   Find more more info https://www.bestrongstory.com/be-love-podcast https://www.bestrongstory.com/family-coaching

In this episode Skyler talks with Jon Good from International Justice Mission (IJM) about the issue of modern day slavery and worldwide injustice. Jon serves as one of IJM’s church mobilization directors and helps equip churches by sharing the biblical call to justice, introducing churches to IJM’s ministry and mobilizing churches to engage in local and global justice ministries. LinksJon GoodInternational Justice MissionGlobal Slavery IndexCentral Illinois Prevention of Abuse Become a Freedom PartnerFor ChurchesThe Good News about Injustice (Book)NotesIJM's mission is to protect the poor from violence by partnering with local authorities to rescue victims, restore them back to health, retrain perpetrators, and restore the public justice system.Over 40 million people are enslaved today.Two main forms of slavery today: Forced Labor and Sex Trafficking.The 10-80-10 rule: in a corrupt system about 10% are corrupt and in it for the wrong reason, 10% are good and in it for the right reason, and 80% in the middle will go in the direction of whomever is getting the affirmation and the benefits.

Friday 31st July 2020 Arena: Evening Celebration with Gary Haugen Certain purpose in an uncertain world. The world may be shaking, but as followers of Jesus, this is a moment to lean into our identity and lock in our purpose. Gary Haugen, founder of International Justice Mission (IJM), helps us explore how we find our redemptive purpose in a fallen world, starting with small steps of love.

On today's episode of the Wow Factor, we are joined by Kirk Cousins, the football quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings. Growing up surrounded by a football loving (and playing) family, Kirk's passion to play was ignited by his grandfather's love for the game. He played college football at Michigan State from 2009 to 2011 and was drafted by the Washington Redskins in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft, eventually signing as a free agent with the Vikings in 2018.   In this episode, you'll hear about Kirk's love for football that started at a young age and how he has been guided by God and the influential leaders in his life and throughout career.   Highlights: Kirk Cousins'­­ upbringing The memorable ‘Hail Mary' Interpreting life through scripture The influential leadership and guidance by Jesus and Kirk's Coaches & Family “In the abundance of counselors there is wisdom” Working with the International Justice Mission (IJM) (link below) An overview of Kirk's physical fitness & what he does to maintain and prepare during the off-season What it's like to get “sacked” and being in a “huddle”   Key Takeaway: Whatever happens, God has a plan and purpose for you.   The WOW Factor Website: https://www.bradformsma.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradformsma/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brad.formsma Twitter: https://twitter.com/bradformsma LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-formsma-a9a06424/   Kirk Cousins Website: https://kirkcousins.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KirkCousins8 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kirkcousins Twitter: https://twitter.com/KirkCousins8   International Justice Mission (IJM) https://www.ijm.org/

As part of our Coffee Break Conversation series released during the COVID 19 Pandemic, Andrew has been chatting with people from different faith backgrounds to discuss faith, life & work during COVID 19 and how their faith has encouraged them at this time. In today's Conversation Andrew is joined by Chloe Fulton who works for International Justice Mission (IJM).

In this episode, I speak with Dr. Michele Lee from the International Justice Mission (IJM), a global non-profit of investigators, lawyers, social workers, healthcare professionals and advocates fighting for the freedom and protection of the most vulnerable. We discuss what modern day slavery looks like in our world today, what it means to work with victims of violence and abuse, healing trauma on an individual and a communal level, the power of being able to tell your own story, how IJM helps survivors recover, how to deal with secondary trauma and compassion fatigue, the importance of mindfulness and rest as an advocate, and how you can help someone who has experienced sexual trauma. Read the show blog here: https://drleaf.com/blogs/news/how-this-organization-is-helping-human-trafficking-survivors-heal-their-mental-health-and-recover-from-trauma-tips-from-a-front-line-psychologist-on-how-to-manage-secondary-trauma-amp-compassion-fatigue For more info on IJM and to help sponsor a therapy session for a survivor visit: https://IJM.org/DrLeaf Podcast Highlights 2:18 What is IJM? 4:53 What modern slavery looks like 8:13 How IJM protects the most vulnerable 13:47 The hard work that comes after a victim is rescued 32:00 The power of individual’s experiences and narrative in the healing process 34:00 What are some of the most effective ways of helping someone heal? 35:55 How to tell your story 42:30 What are some of the biggest challenges to someone’s healing? 46:33 How do you deal with secondary trauma and compassion fatigue? 53:08 Just one of the many lives saved by IJM **Special offers from our sponsors** -Ritual (my favorite multivitamins): To get 10% off your first three months of Ritual multivitamins see: https://ritual.com/drleaf -BLUblox (the best glasses to reduce your exposure to harmful blue and green light): To get 15% off your BLUblox glasses use the code LEAF15 at checkout: https://BLUblox.com Additional resources: -Sign up to join my free text program and receive mental health care tips and strategies, exclusive offers and more! Just text DRLEAF to 1 (833) 285 3747 (*Only available for U.S numbers at this time) -Get my new brain detox app SWITCH on sale now! Get 50% off a 3 month subscription. Just look for Switch on Your Brain in the App Store or Google Play or visit: https://theswitch.app -Visit my website at https://drleaf.com for more free resources, tips, and tools to help you improve and heal your mental health! And be sure to sign up for my weekly newsletter to get even more mental self-care tips delivered to your inbox weekly and to see my upcoming events (you can sign up at drleaf.com!) Follow me on social media for daily mental self-care tips! -Instagram: @drcarolineleaf: https://www.instagram.com/drcarolineleaf/ -Facebook: Dr. Caroline Leaf: https://www.facebook.com/drleaf -Twitter: @drcarolineleaf: https://twitter.com/DrCarolineLeaf -Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/drcarolineleaf If you enjoyed this episode please leave a 5 review on iTunes, Google Play, or wherever you are listening! And don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast with friends and family! I love seeing your posts on social media! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Across the developing world, the COVID-19 pandemic has had the harshest impact on vulnerable women and children, who are experiencing increased levels of violence. In South Asia, thousands of migrant laborers who work in facilities and factories in the cities have returned to neighboring villages all across the region. Loss of income and all job opportunities have left many vulnerable to taking small loans that hold hidden fees they will never be able to repay. Hear how International Justice Mission (IJM) is working to combat trafficking in South Asia, even in the midst of the global pandemic.Saju Mathew serves as IJM’s Regional President of South Asia. IJM currently has seven offices in South Asia, and Saju oversees our work to rescue and secure justice for survivors of trafficking and to transform the justice system so the poor are protected from violence.Saju joined IJM in 2008 as the Field Office Director in South Asia, where he led our collaborative casework to rescue families from trafficking and pioneered a flagship program to partner with the government to make reforms that will help end trafficking in South Asia.Saju has fourteen years of litigation experience in both federal and state courts working for the New Jersey Attorney General’s Office. He received a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and his J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law. Saju lives in Northern Virginia with his wife, Anu, and their five children.Support the show (http://www.faithandlaw.org/donate)

Madeline and Oliva continue the conversation on Lord of the Rings, the Gospel, and other biblical themes seen throughout the second installment of the epic trilogy: The Two Towers. Suggestions in this episode include International Justice Mission (IJM) (https://www.ijm.org/) and ‘Spiegel im Spiegel’ (https://open.spotify.com/track/7zHd9LxIZB8WKosSWN9Umj?si=9p_Q0Y8PTFaPe7lcKednAA). We would love to hear your feedback and let us know your thoughts! Email us madeplainpodcast@gmail.com, follow us on Instagram @madeplainpodcast(https://instagram.com/madeplainpodcast?igshid=1ptj17j6ydnld). Olivia: (https://instagram.com/mybyrdlyfe?igshid=1c0jysaqoayce). Madeline: (https://instagram.com/madeline.plaster?igshid=1m86mg0j05koc). Follow us on Twitter @MADEPLAINPod. Music: "Strung Out" Instrumental by Dave's Free Beats.

Today's episode is all about human trafficking, sex trafficking and more. My friend Lauren Rocca, who is apart of the International Justice Mission (IJM) at Mizzou, gives us some insight into what this means for us. She talks about how she got involved, what she has learned, and how we can help ourselves! Check out Mizzou's IJM Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/ijm_mizzou/), IJM (https://www.ijm.org/), Girls Like Us by Rachel Lloyd, and Lauren's Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lauren_rocca/) to learn more about how to get involved with this issue! As always, follow me on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/loudmouthpod/), check out my Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/loudmouthpod), and email me at loudmouthpod1@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loudmouthpod/support

  Note: Please be advised that this episode contains sensitive content. Our latest episode features John Tanagho and Amanda Vohs from International Justice Mission (IJM). IJM is a nonprofit working with government and international law enforcement to combat online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC). In a powerful conversation with ATN host Paul Taylor, John and Amanda discuss their work at IJM and technology. Specifically, they delve into ways technology is used for good and evil; the benefits and challenges of creating more ethical technology; and the intricate connection between technology and human relationships. Listen in to hear more about IJM's work to set children free from OSEC, and how technology can promote a more just world for all.    JOHN TANAGHO John Tanagho serves as the Field Office Director for International Justice Mission in Cebu, the Philippines where he leads the team to combat online sexual exploitation of children (OSEC) by partnering with government and international law enforcement to strengthen the justice system.  Through partnerships with law enforcement, prosecution and aftercare agencies, IJM supported the Philippine government in rescuing 560 victims, arresting 235 suspects and securing 73 convictions in OSEC cases (as of 2019). John is developing the next phase of IJM’s OSEC program through a global center to scale justice system solutions that protect children from OSEC globally, including through technology industry partnerships.  John speaks internationally and is interviewed by international media on OSEC.  Before joining IJM, John worked as a lawyer in Chicago for six years at a large law firm, specializing in complex civil litigation and white-collar internal investigations.  He received his law degree from Loyola University Chicago School of Law and undergraduate degrees in Philosophy and Psychology from Roger Williams University.   AMANDA VOHS Amanda Vohs serves as the Director of Strategic Partnerships, and is responsible for building the network of partners that fuel the work of IJM. Before joining IJM in 2016, Amanda worked in sales and project management in the tech field throughout the US and globally. With a Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution, she wrote her thesis in Uganda, focusing on the use of children in armed conflict. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband and three children.

Jada sits down with Mellisa Russell from International Justice Mission (IJM), which is a global organization partnering with local justice systems to end violence against people living in poverty. Melissa Russell serves as IJM's Regional President of North America, leading the strategy and teams responsible for IJM's constituent, government and corporate partnerships in the United States and Canada. Mellisa had no idea she would be serving and working in this arena. In this episode she talks about obedience and what it looks like to navigate your calling.

How many people can say they work undercover to bring justice to some of the world’s most vulnerable people? --- “I thought I was prepared for this work, but I really wasn’t. My three years in India ... hardest three years of my life, of all the things I've done, including being in the Marines. But it's three years that I wouldn't trade for anything. You couldn't have paid me a million dollars a year to do something different.” He was a Marine, then a cop for decades; he worked undercover investigating drug cartels and the Mexican mafia, as well as with the FBI on police corruption cases. As if that weren’t enough careers for one guy, he’s gone back undercover - now for International Justice Mission (IJM), which works to end slavery. The thing is, because of the nature of his work, we can’t tell you his name. Meet Investigator V. “Honestly, my first reaction was, what slavery? I don't believe that. The IJM recruiter told me, back in 2007, 'There's 27 million slaves in the world, we were wondering if you would come help us?' I instinctively said, 'No, there's not. How can that be?’” In this deeply moving episode, V tells Simon and Natasha stories of rescuing young girls from sex trafficking, and what it’s like when a rescue mission fails. He describes how it feels to encounter evil like this, and how he thinks - or tries to - about the perpetrators. And he explains why he wouldn’t prefer to be using his retirement to play golf - as nice as that would be.  "I don't think there's anything that can prepare you for a little girl being raped every day, or a young boy that's been enslaved and starving to death, and stand in front of him, and do undercover work and act like you're there for nefarious purposes. I don't know what preparation would prepare you for that … But I'll tell you what, being involved in this work has been so good. It's dark, it's evil, it's ugly, it's costly. But the joy and the purpose that comes from it is just hard to describe.” --- Find out more about IJM Australia here.

Jordie Beuch serves as the Advocacy and Mobilization Coordinator at International Justice Mission (IJM). Every day, countless people are trafficked into slavery, as slave owners make a profit off their vulnerability. IJM is a global Christian organization with an aim to end trafficking. IJM helps rescue and restore victims, brings criminals to justice, and works to strengthen justice systems.

In our first [Purpose] episode, Joash Thomas, from International Justice Mission (IJM), discusses what it means to live on purpose for justice in our world today. We hear how Joash got in the fight for justice, and how we can do the same! http://www.1wordbrand.com

In this episode, Jedd Medefind digs deep with Jim Martin, Vice President for Spiritual Formation at International Justice Mission (IJM). Listen in to hear how IJM – among the most respected anti-trafficking organizations in the world – integrates practices of soul care and spiritual formation among its staff all over the world … and how you can do the same, both personally and in your organization.

Westwood has partnered with International Justice Mission (IJM) for 5 years to help end child slavery in Ghana. Leo Ackon is the Director of Advocacy for IJM in Ghana. In this episode, Leo shares about his life and how he sensed a calling to seek...

Sara Groves is a singer/songwriter from St.Paul, MN. She has been nominated for 7 Dove Awards and written and recorded several albums over the years. Her and her husband run Art House North, a 110 yr old church they have renovated to serve as a space that cultivates creativity for the common good.  Sara also has a passion for justice and partners with International Justice Mission(IJM) as an advocate for victims of human trafficking through her music and art making.   You can find out more about events at Art House North or find Sara Groves' music at https://www.saragroves.com https://www.arthousenorth.com To learn how to be an advocate go to: https://www.ijm.org Support the podcast at: https://www.patreon.com/artandfaithpodcast    

In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast, Todd Adkins and Jenaye White are joined by Esther Daniel,the global director of talent acquisition at International Justice Mission (IJM). During their conversation, they discuss finding joy in the midst of difficult work and how her work has transitioned to developing leaders. BEST QUOTES "If you want to see sustainable change, you need to see the public justice systems transformed.""I've learned to live my life with open hands, my husband and I, wherever God takes us whatever He wants us to do for His kingdom.""When I look back at what God has been doing in my life, it has been building leaders.""I have to constantly center myself on this thing we are doing as an organization: This is God's weight, and this is our work, yes, but we do it Jesus' way.""It's important to balance the darkness with finding joy.""I know that when I submit to my husband, there's a blessing in it.""Rest in God's sovereignty and have an eternal perspective.""God is really interested in us, in our spiritual formation and who we are as His people.""You can't lead uniformly. You lead each person according to what they need." RECOMMENDED RESOURCES LifeWay Leadership Podcast Network International Justice Mission Good News About Injustice by Gary Haugen The Power of a Praying Wife by Stormie Omartian Let Me Be a Woman by Elisabeth Elliot

In this episode of the 5 Leadership Questions podcast, Todd Adkins is joined by Jim Martin, vice president of spiritual formation at International Justice Mission (IJM). During their conversation, they discuss focusing on our identity as a child of God and building and maintaining intimacy with your family. BEST QUOTES "We as an organization are focusing on this idea that the work that we are doing to protect the poor from violence, the weight of that rests on God's shoulders, not on ours.""How do we engage this work without being crushed by the weight of it?""How do I make sure that I am operating out of my deepest and truest identity - that I am a child of God?""I need things that are going to help me not take myself or my work so seriously.""For 20 years my primary identity was husband and father. Now that my kids are all out of the house it's a little disorienting.""Leadership in the home has boiled down to building and maintaining intimacy with my wife and my kids.""Be present where you are at and do what is in front of you with integrity and earnestness." RECOMMENDED RESOURCES LifeWay Leadership Podcast Network International Justice Mission IJM.org/freedom-sunday The Just Church by Jim Martin Freedom Sunday Resources Symbol or Substance by Peter Kreeft 5LQ Episode 358: Gary Haugen This Episode's Sponsor:  Every church must be equipped to respond well in the initial stages of learning about instances of sexual, physical, or emotional abuse. That is why the Southern Baptist Convention, LifeWay, and ERLC partnered together to create Becoming a Church that Cares Well for the Abused. This training curriculum of a handbook and 13 videos brings together top experts from various fields to help volunteers and leaders understand and implement the best practices for handling the variety of abuse scenarios at church, school, or ministry. You can access this free training at ChurchCares.com.

5 powerful leadership lessons from the International Justice Mission (IJM), a global organization that protects people in poverty from violence. They partner with local authorities in 24 program offices in 14 countries to combat trafficking and slavery, violence against women and children, and police abuse of power.

Esther Swaffield from International Justice Mission (IJM) continues our series Walking with God with 'Out of our comfort zone!'

This conversation has been brought to you by...Canadian coffee shop parking lots! Naomi is a busy wife and momma who runs a business. She lives in the Canadian mountainside and when it was time for our interview, she had to scramble to get to town for a better internet connection. After 1.5 hours of sitting in her car outside her local cafe, we had ourselves one of my favorite interviews to date. To view the full show notes, continue reading here or go to my website: www.heartfelthippie.com This conversation was not my favorite because it was a fun topic. It was a hard topic, actually, and an uncomfortable one. Many of us talk about the effects that slavery has had on our society, but we talk about it like slavery no longer exists. That's far from the truth. In fact, there are more people enslaved today than have ever been before. Sexual exploitation is one of these cruel forms of human bondage, and that's what Naomi is working towards bringing to an end. With her small business making adorable jewelry, she donates half of her proceeds to various organizations that are fighting human trafficking. While this interview centers on a sensitive topic that you might not want little ears to listen to, Naomi will share why it's still one that we need to educate our kids on. The average age for a person to be captured into sex slavery is 13. Did you catch that? 13 years young! Educating our children can potentially protect them from ever running the risk of being exploited. You might be thinking that this would never happen to your own child, but in this interview you will hear how something so tragic can happen to a seemingly “normal” kid, and how this is currently taking place in our very own cities. As always, this conversation isn't meant to make you feel sad about the topic at hand. While I hope it stirs up feelings in you, I hope it equally empowers you to take action. There are practical steps that you and I can take to bring human slavery to an end. Ending the human slave trade IS possible in our lifetime, but first we need to learn about how we may be unknowingly contributing to the billion-dollar industry. After listening, think about what you can do to help the cause and commit to it! Maybe it's buying some cute RWP jewelry for yourself or someone you know - that's what I just did! Shop the collection and check out my latest purchases using the links below! Links from the show: RWP Website: https://www.redeemedwithpurpose.com/ Fight the New Drug - Documentary: https://brainheartworld.org/?_ga=2.150413360.788075652.1569906454-1102055909.1569906454 “The Johns: by Victor Malarkey: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CKXBAKE/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 LIFT International: https://www.liftinternational.org/ Charles Mully's Foundation: http://www.mullychildrensfamily.org/ International Justice Mission (IJM): https://www.ijm.org/ Thorn: https://www.thorn.org/ A21: https://www.a21.org/index.php?site=true Fight the New Drug - Addiction Resources: https://fightthenewdrug.org/ https://www.joinfortify.com/ Focus on the Family - Addiction Resources: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/ Amy Weatherly: https://www.amyweatherly.com/ @amyweatherly “Conversations With A Pedophiie” by Amy Zabin: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00E8301D6/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1 Focus on the Family Broadcast Podcast: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/shows/broadcast/ Mackenzie's latest RWP purchases: https://www.redeemedwithpurpose.com/listing/721799326/light-grey-shiny-cabochon https://www.redeemedwithpurpose.com/listing/719146302/v-shaped-elegant-24k-gold-plated-ring Connect with Mackenzie: Instagram and Facebook: @theheartfelthippie Website: www.heartfelthippie.com Email: mackenzie.heartfelthippie@gmail.com Connect with Naomi: Website: www.redeemedwithpurpose.com Instagram: @redeemedwithpurpose Facebook: RWP Jewelry

Greg Tarrant from International Justice Mission (IJM) was our speaker for Freedom Sunday.

Shannon Sedgwick Davis is the CEO of Bridgeway Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to ending and preventing mass atrocities around the world, and the author of To Stop A Warlord. As an attorney, activist, passionate advocate for social justice, Ms. Sedgwick Davis has guided Bridgeway Foundation in pioneering solutions to seemingly intractable issues around the world. Ms. Sedgwick Davis and the Bridgeway Foundation have been credited for their pivotal role in mobilizing awareness, civilian protection, and recovery efforts against the Lord's Resistance Army and its leader, Joseph Kony, the first-ever indictee of the International Criminal Court. Before joining Bridgeway Foundation in 2007, Ms. Sedgwick Davis served as Vice President of Geneva Global and was the Director of Public Affairs at the International Justice Mission (IJM). Ms. Sedgwick Davis is an honors graduate of McMurry University and Baylor Law School. Ms. Sedgwick Davis currently serves on the advisory council of the Elders and is a board member of several organizations including Humanity United, charity: water, This Bar Saves Lives, Verdant Frontiers, Virunga Fund Inc., and formerly, TOMS LLC. Are you ready to start dreaming big? CLICK HERE to receive your free Dream Big Workbook. ————————— On the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

Shannon Sedgwick Davis is the CEO of Bridgeway Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to ending and preventing mass atrocities around the world, and the author of To Stop A Warlord. As an attorney, activist, passionate advocate for social justice, Ms. Sedgwick Davis has guided Bridgeway Foundation in pioneering solutions to seemingly intractable issues around the world. Ms. Sedgwick Davis and the Bridgeway Foundation have been credited for their pivotal role in mobilizing awareness, civilian protection, and recovery efforts against the Lord’s Resistance Army and its leader, Joseph Kony, the first-ever indictee of the International Criminal Court. Before joining Bridgeway Foundation in 2007, Ms. Sedgwick Davis served as Vice President of Geneva Global and was the Director of Public Affairs at the International Justice Mission (IJM). Ms. Sedgwick Davis is an honors graduate of McMurry University and Baylor Law School. Ms. Sedgwick Davis currently serves on the advisory council of the Elders and is a board member of several organizations including Humanity United, charity: water, This Bar Saves Lives, Verdant Frontiers, Virunga Fund Inc., and formerly, TOMS LLC. This month we also have a free resource giveaway you can easily download to help you learn how to create your own personalized plan to sustain belief for your dreams. ————————— Also on the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

Shannon Sedgwick Davis is the CEO of Bridgeway Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to ending and preventing mass atrocities around the world, and the author of To Stop A Warlord. As an attorney, activist, passionate advocate for social justice, Ms. Sedgwick Davis has guided Bridgeway Foundation in pioneering solutions to seemingly intractable issues around the world. Ms. Sedgwick Davis and the Bridgeway Foundation have been credited for their pivotal role in mobilizing awareness, civilian protection, and recovery efforts against the Lord's Resistance Army and its leader, Joseph Kony, the first-ever indictee of the International Criminal Court. Before joining Bridgeway Foundation in 2007, Ms. Sedgwick Davis served as Vice President of Geneva Global and was the Director of Public Affairs at the International Justice Mission (IJM). Ms. Sedgwick Davis is an honors graduate of McMurry University and Baylor Law School. Ms. Sedgwick Davis currently serves on the advisory council of the Elders and is a board member of several organizations including Humanity United, charity: water, This Bar Saves Lives, Verdant Frontiers, Virunga Fund Inc., and formerly, TOMS LLC. This month we also have a free resource giveaway you can easily download to help you learn how to create your own personalized plan to sustain belief for your dreams. ————————— Also on the episode: Producer : Haley King Engineer : Jackson Carpenter Co-host : Scott Schimmel

Jim is the Vice President of Spiritual Formation at the International Justice Mission (IJM), a global organization with a plan to eliminate the slave trade everywhere. He's a former pastor and the author of The Just Church: Becoming a Risk-Taking, Justice-Seeking, Disciple-Making Congregation. ... Get exclusive access to even more inspiring and helpful content by becoming a patron! Find us on Patreon at patreon.com/thecollectedpodcast. To learn more about Collected Workshops email hello@collectedworkshops.com. Collected workshops are centered on worship, restorative creativity, and designated time for reflection, evaluation, and setting intentions. We provide a safe environment for practicing low-stakes creative risk-taking that will spur participants on to have the grit and courage to embrace their gifting and step further into their calling. For access to all episodes and show notes, please visit thecollectedpodcast.com. Follow us on Instagram! Tia @TiaMcNellyNotes- Blogging about digging for the divine in the everyday. Are you longing to hear from God? Visit tiamcnelly.com for Five Ways God Speaks in Everyday Life Jes @sprezzafoundry- Use code ‘podcast' for 10% off your order of hand lettered art at sprezzafoundry.etsy.com Mikala @thecreativespaceNC Collected @collectedworkshops This episode of The Collected Podcast was recorded and edited by Jacob Early. Support for The Collected Podcast is provided by Clean Juice. Order and pay ahead with the Clean Juice app to receive special offers and rewards. Social: @cleanjuice Franchising: cleanjuicefranchising.com Lifestyle arm: Well, Happy + Kind @wellhappykind wellhappyandkind.com

Austin Graff leads talent marketing, brand, and social media at The Washington Post. He is also a contributing writer about parenting and travel. Austin started his career leading social media and celebrity relations for International Justice Mission (IJM), the world's largest anti-trafficking organization. He went onto the for-profit sector leading digital and influencer marketing for Coca-Cola’s Honest Tea brand, America's #1 organic bottled iced tea company. After growing up in Russia and Kazakhstan, Austin returned to the USA for university. He proudly lives in Washington, D.C. with his wife, daughter, and two roommates.

From investigating the genocide in Rwanda to becoming the founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM), the world's largest organization dedicated to ending slavery, Gary Haugen know what it means to be courageous. This week, Jessica and Gary chat about what it looks like to stare down fear and take bold steps no matter the consequences. Also, this week begins a special series of shows where Jessica takes us through the themes of her brand new book, “Imperfect Courage,” one chapter at a time! Show Notes
 -Order Imperfect Courage now & get Pre-Order Perks! -Go to www.JessicaHonegger.com for updated info on her book tour, podcast, etc. -IJM’s Liberate Gathering (Promo code NOONDAY) Jessica's Social Instagram Facebook Twitter Linkedin  

What is compassion fatigue? Gary Haugen with International Justice Mission (IJM) and Todd Wagner answer that question on this week's episode.

Is Modern Slavery Real? Gary Haugen, from International Justice Mission (IJM), and Todd Wagner answer that question on this week's episode of Real Truth. Real Quick.

What can Christians do locally to fight global injustice? Gary Haugen, from International Justice Mission (IJM), and Todd Wagner answer that question in this week's episode.

Do you remember when you were first given the dignity of responsibility? Gary Haugen—founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM)—teaches us how we have all been given the dignity of responsibility from God, as we do His work in His world. God has us in an utterly unique moment in history, fighting against the most iconic evil in the human story: slavery.

Do you remember when you were first given the dignity of responsibility? Gary Haugen—founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM)—teaches us how we have all been given the dignity of responsibility from God, as we do His work in His world. God has us in an utterly unique moment in history, fighting against the most iconic evil in the human story: slavery.

Do you remember when you were first given the dignity of responsibility? Gary Haugen—founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM)—teaches us how we have all been given the dignity of responsibility from God, as we do His work in His world. God has us in an utterly unique moment in history, fighting against the most iconic evil in the human story: slavery.

Do you remember when you were first given the dignity of responsibility? Gary Haugen—founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM)—teaches us how we have all been given the dignity of responsibility from God, as we do His work in His world. God has us in an utterly unique moment in history, fighting against the most iconic evil in the human story: slavery.

Gary Haugen, founder and CEO of International Justice Mission (IJM), reflects on his work in Rwanda, the beginnings of IJM, and the ways Christian spiritual formation naturally leads to working on behalf of the suffering and poor. Note: This conversation contains explicit descriptions of sexual and physical violence that may not be suitable for all audiences. Listener discretion is advised. For more resources for a deeply formed spiritual life, visit Fuller.edu/Studio.

SHOW NOTES Sheeba Philip has built a career around building and transforming global, iconic brands. She was recently the Vice President of Marketing Strategy & Communications for one of America’s most well-known retailers, JCPenney.  She was a critical member of the turnaround team and was responsible for brand strategy and building relevance and deeper engagement with customers. Her responsibilities include oversight of all media buying/planning, advertising/communications planning, PR, digital/social media & cause marketing.  Sheeba and her team recently led the launch of JC Penney’s new brand platform & campaign – Get your Penney’s Worth. Sheeba has also spent ten years in brand management at both Mondelēz International and Kraft Foods across global snacking, beverage, and dessert categories. She assumed the role of Global Marketing Director for the World’s #1 Cookie, Oreo, a $2 billion+ brand present in over 100 countries. She was responsible for global expansion strategies, advertising campaigns, and marketing/product innovation. During her tenure, she also led and managed multi-million dollar, iconic brands such as Ritz and Jell-O. Prior to joining JCPenney, Sheeba also served as VP of Marketing & Communications for International Justice Mission (IJM), the largest anti-slavery/anti-trafficking organization in the world.   She spearheaded the launch of the book, The Locust Effect, written by Gary Haugen, Founder & CEO of IJM.  The Book was named a Washington Post Best Seller and featured at the World Economic Forum. Listen and Learn: Why you need to research the customer journey. How to use digital media to drive your marketing message. Why your marketing focus needs to be your most compelling tactic. Discover what to say and what not to say when developing your message. Why you need to know who your audience is and how they consume media. TO FIND SHEEBA ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.  

Cameron Bartlett, former social media marketing manager for International Justice Mission (IJM), shares with us the five mistakes that he sees most nonprofits and ministries making when engaging on social media. There are a lot of opinions on things that should be done through social media, but you can't miss the conversation surrounding what you should make sure your organization is NOT doing.

International Justice Mission (IJM) is a global organization that protects the poor from violence in the developing world. In this revealing and gritty conversation, Eddie speaks with the organization's Senior Vice President of Justice System Transformation, Sharon Cohn Wu about the work of IJM, the atrocities she's witnessed, and the hope that drives her to end modern slavery. --- The New Activist is a joint production of The RELEVANT Podcast Network and International Justice Mission. This episode is presented by IJM. Take 20 seconds, fill out this form, and ask your elected officials to fully fund critical legislation. Thank you! T: @newactivistis + FB: newactivistis

On this episode we sit down with Eddie Kaufholz. Eddie is active with International Justice Mission (IJM), Relevant Magazine/podcast and The New Activist podcast to name a few. James and David pick his brain on fatherhood, the Relevant Podcast crew, telling stories and educating others on IJM and other worthy causes. Learn more about his work below: www.ijm.org http://newactivist.is/ www.relevantmagazine.com music credits Kentucky - Kyle Buchanan Rescue Me - Johnathan Roye Attic in the Sky - Isaac Joel Nocturne - Scales of Motion https://scalesofmotion.bandcamp.com/music www.everythingisok.net facebook.com/everythingisoklahoma https://twitter.com/evrythngsOK

In Episode 36, you will hear from Christa Sharpe, Vice-President of Aftercare for International Justice Mission (IJM). For full show notes, please visit www.thinkorphan.com.

Week four of our Love. Walk. Do. sermon series focused on stories of justice for human trafficking victims. Mark Moore, Church Mobilization Director at International Justice Mission (IJM), shared stories of what IJM has done to actively bring justice and healing to human trafficking victims.

Week four of our Love. Walk. Do. sermon series focused on stories of justice for human trafficking victims. Mark Moore, Church Mobilization Director at International Justice Mission (IJM), shared stories of what IJM has done to actively bring justice and healing to human trafficking victims.

Week four of our Love. Walk. Do. sermon series focused on stories of justice for human trafficking victims. Mark Moore, Church Mobilization Director at International Justice Mission (IJM), shared stories of what IJM has done to actively bring justice and healing to human trafficking victims.

Week four of our Love. Walk. Do. sermon series focused on stories of justice for human trafficking victims. Mark Moore, Church Mobilization Director at International Justice Mission (IJM), shared stories of what IJM has done to actively bring justice and healing to human trafficking victims.

Week four of our Love. Walk. Do. sermon series focused on stories of justice for human trafficking victims. Mark Moore, Church Mobilization Director at International Justice Mission (IJM), shared stories of what IJM has done to actively bring justice and healing to human trafficking victims.

Blair Burns from International Justice Mission (IJM)

Andy Bevan from the International Justice Mission (IJM) being interviewed by Dave Richards

The Legatum Institute hosted the International Justice Mission (IJM) for a discussion and pre-launch of a new book authored by Gary Haugen, Founder and CEO of IJM, and Victor Boutros, Federal Prosecutor for the US Department of Justice. Speakers included Gary Haugen and Kevin Bales, lead author of the Global Slavery Index and Co-Founder and former President of Free the Slaves. The discussion was moderated by the Legatum Institute's Director of the Transitions Forum, Anne Applebaum.