Podcasts about united against human trafficking

New episode of Love&BLoved Podcast!  My guest says: “I will discuss how critical it is that all healthcare professionals be properly educated on Human Trafficking, in particular nurses.”Joining me today is Dr. Francine  Bono-Neri. She as over 30 years of experience working with the pediatric population as a registered nurse and pediatric nurse practitioner. She currently serves as an academic nurse educator, health policy advocate, and leader of numerous professional organizations. Francine served as a Director-at-Large on the BOD for ANA-NY, is the immediate past-president of the Long Island Chapter of the National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (NAPNAP), and is the co-founder and president of Nurses United Against Human Trafficking, PA.  Her hopes are to raise awareness and increase knowledge of Human Trafficking to all nurses, with her goal of starting robust education on this topic beginning in undergraduate studies.On today's episode Dr. Francine Bono-Neriis is going to share:1) Raising awareness in the public about the pervasive nature of human trafficking.2) Discussing NUAHT, empowering with resources and education.3) Dissemination, prevalence, receptiveness and lack of awareness obstruct anti-trafficking efforts.Enjoyed this episode? Let us know what your biggest “aha” moment was in the comments below! We look forward to reading them! If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to RateThisPodcast.com/lenacebula  and follow the simple instructions and dropping a five-star review helps more people find the Podcast!E-mail | fbononeri@gmail.comPersonal Website | www.nuaht.org and www.nursesunitedagainsthumantrafficking.orgContact me: Email: lenacebula@gmail.com Website: https://lenacebula.ca Stay healthy. Stay safe. Love&BLoved

Breaking The Silence with Dr Gregory Williams Guest, Ken Henry, Director of Collaboration & Strategy United Against Human Trafficking

Town Square with Ernie Manouse airs at 3 p.m. CT. Tune in on 88.7FM, listen online or subscribe to the podcast. Join the discussion at 888-486-9677, questions@townsquaretalk.org or @townsquaretalk. The Ten Across Summit takes a close look at the southernmost portion of the United States, along the I-10 corridor, and how these areas respond to climate change and the issues of water, energy, infrastructure, equity, and risk. Dr. Robert Bullard, the “Father of Environmental Justice”, is a speaker at the event and explains how he is fighting for equal opportunity for disadvantaged communities when it comes to infrastructure, health, energy, and environmental protection. The Ten Across Summit is in Houston January 10 – 12, 2023.  For a list of speakers and more information, visit 10Across.com. January 11 is National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. We talk with several guests who help us understand how prevalent it is in the Houston area, the U.S., and the world, and how the public can join in the fight.  Minal Davis, the director of the City of Houston Mayor's Office of Human Trafficking & Domestic Violence discusses the difference between human trafficking and human smuggling, how big of an issue trafficking is in Houston, and the city's efforts to bring awareness to the issue, and services it provides for those who have been trafficked. We then speak with Timeka Walker, CEO of United Against Human Trafficking and Special Agent in Charge, James Smith, from the FBI Houston field office to discuss statistics on trafficking, red flags to be on the lookout for, and ways community members can help prevent more cases. For the FBI Human Trafficking Resource, click here. We also speak with Kathy Givens who shares her personal story as a survivor and overcomer of human trafficking and how that led her to co-founding the non-profit Twelve11 Partners, dedicated to helping survivors reintegrate into society. The Twelve11 Partners' The Art of Overcoming Event will be at 6:30pm on February 4, 2023, at Greenstreet Plaza Downtown. If you or someone you know is a victim of human trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Resource Center's Hotline at 1-888-373-7888 or text 233733. Guests: Dr. Robert Bullard Distinguished Professor and Director of the Bullard Center for Environmental Justice and Climate Justice, Texas Southern University Minal Davis Director, City of Houston Mayor's Office of Human Trafficking & Domestic Violence James Smith Special Agent In Charge, FBI Houston Field Office Timeka Walker, LMSW Chief Executive Officer, United Against Human Trafficking Kathy Givens Survivor / Overcomer Co-Founder, Twelve11 Partners Town Square with Ernie Manouse is a gathering space for the community to come together and discuss the day's most important and pressing issues. We also offer a free podcast here, on iTunes, and other apps

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I talk with Taylor Johnson, program specialist for United Against Human Trafficking. We talk about Houston being a hotspot for human trafficking, the work that United Against Human Trafficking does to help people get out, how they actually rehabilitate men that were involved in trafficking, and much more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthatpodcast/support

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Traffickers are master manipulators.They twist past trauma to gain trust, build bonds, and even evoke love in their victims. This kind of emotional entanglement makes tricking a victim into human trafficking easy. We don't have control over what happens to us, especially as children. So is trafficking avoidable? Or are we stuck with the cards we're dealt?In this episode, we sit down with Sara Breuer, Education Coordinator at United Against Human Trafficking. We discuss childhood trauma, how human traffickers manipulate their victims, and how you can keep yourself and your families safe.Learn more about human traffickingSign up for a free webinar

Executive Director of United Against Human Trafficking, Timeka Walker, kicks off the inaugural episode of “I Dare You.” She and the host, Elaine Andino, discuss the growth of the anti-trafficking movement and its next pivotal questions.Wondering what to do next?Check out our training opportunities!

In this episode, Elijah Rising's Executive Director, Micah Gamboa, has a conversation with Timeka Walker, Executive Director of United Against Human Trafficking. This discussion deals with racial equality within the anti-trafficking movement. You will also hear insights about how leaders can make changes within their organization to promote racial equality.Elijah Rising on social mediaFacebookInstagramYouTubehttps://www.elijahrising.org/Support the show (http://donate.elijahrising.org/)

Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and victims, often sourced through their vulnerability, are subject to force, fraud or coercion for the purposes of forced labor and/or sexual exploitation. With 24.9 million victims across the globe, this atrocity represents a waste of a person's one, precious life and must be halted to usher in a world where all people are free to live beyond bondage to others, a decidedly higher plane of consciousness than we currently dwell. The United Against Human Trafficking organization stands to insure we live in a world that is intolerant of buyers and sellers of human beings.

Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and victims, often sourced through their vulnerability, are subject to force, fraud or coercion for the purposes of forced labor and/or sexual exploitation. With 24.9 million victims across the globe, this atrocity represents a waste of a person's one, precious life and must be halted to usher in a world where all people are free to live beyond bondage to others, a decidedly higher plane of consciousness than we currently dwell. The United Against Human Trafficking organization stands to insure we live in a world that is intolerant of buyers and sellers of human beings.

Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and victims, often sourced through their vulnerability, are subject to force, fraud or coercion for the purposes of forced labor and/or sexual exploitation. With 24.9 million victims across the globe, this atrocity represents a waste of a person's one, precious life and must be halted to usher in a world where all people are free to live beyond bondage to others, a decidedly higher plane of consciousness than we currently dwell. The United Against Human Trafficking organization stands to insure we live in a world that is intolerant of buyers and sellers of human beings.

Human trafficking is modern-day slavery and victims, often sourced through their vulnerability, are subject to force, fraud or coercion for the purposes of forced labor and/or sexual exploitation. With 24.9 million victims across the globe, this atrocity must be halted to usher in a world where all people are free to live beyond bondage to others. The United Against Human Trafficking organization stands to insure we live in a world that is intolerant of buyers and sellers of human beings. This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's 6PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

During a recent continuing education session at MCHD, one of the educational points of emphasis was recognizing and reporting human trafficking as a paramedic/first responder. The podcast crew was lucky enough to have Sarah Koransky, from United Against Human Trafficking (UAHT), join us to share some of the key points when encountering this vulnerable patient group. Sarah is knowledgable and passionate about this cause and she has loads of high yield information to share on this episode. REFERENCES 1. United Against Human Trafficking www.uaht.org 713-874-0290 2. National Human Trafficking Hotline www.nationalhumantraffickinghotline.org 888-373-7888 3. HEAL Trafficking www.healtrafficking.org 4. Department of Homeland Security’s Blue Campaign https://www.dhs.gov/blue-campaign

In this episode we interview Misa Nguyen & Jenna Cooper with United Against Human Trafficking, who’s mission is to end human trafficking through education and their outreach programs. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/connectkindness/support

A 2nd Cup is a non-profit coffee shop doing their part to end human trafficking in Houston. I was in Houston a while back and wanted to go to a coffee shop. So, I texted my friend, Jeremy Shulse, and asked him which one to go to, and he told me to check out A 2nd Cup. I went and was blown away. I knew, as I was sitting their reading my book, that I needed to have them on the podcast. We talked all about their shop and what they are doing to end human trafficking. We also talked about how we can be a part of the solution. Erica, the founder, and Brooke, the Operations Director, are incredible people with hearts of gold. MORE INFORMATION ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING: Organizations A 2nd Cup partners with where you can learn more: United Against Human Trafficking - https://uaht.org/ Love 146 - https://love146.org/ Ways to support A 2nd Cup - Visit their shop and have a cup of coffee - join them for a Happy Hour - https://tinyurl.com/localfreedom This is A 2nd Cup's approach: To provide an avenue for generating awareness of human trafficking in Houston, and to work towards the abolition of slavery in our city. To work alongside a variety of anti-trafficking organizations and movements to raise awareness, generate interest, and engage the public to take action. To become a money-making engine that funds aftercare solutions for survivors of human trafficking, including: housing, mentoring, tutoring, job skills and other life skills for reintegration into society. SOCIAL MEDIA: @A2NDCUP

Slavery is not a thing of the past. Children and adults are trafficked all over the country to be used for illegal means. How bad is it? Aaron Huey interviews Maria Trujillo about Human Trafficking in Colorado.Who’s doing it, what for, and what we can all do to help put an end to slavery. Maria A. Trujillo currently serves as the Human Trafficking Program Manager at the Colorado Department of Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice, Office for Victims Programs. Ms. Trujillo overseas and coordinates the efforts of the Colorado Human Trafficking Council that was legislatively established by the Colorado General Assembly. She also was the Executive Director of the non-profit organization, United Against Human Trafficking, whose mission is to prevent and confront human trafficking by raising public awareness, training front-line professionals and empowering the community to take action. Prior to her time at UAHT, Ms. Trujillo lived in Washington, DC where she worked for an international development organization called Health Volunteers Overseas. She also obtained her master’s degree in International Communications at American University. She also holds a BA in International Relations from Claremont McKenna College. She has served as a speaker and expert technical advisor on the issue of human trafficking at the national, state and local levels, including being invited to the White House to participate in a stakeholder meeting to advise the government on their federal strategic action plan to address human trafficking. Maria has also been recognized for her work on combating human trafficking as a “Circles of Change” honoree by Building Bridges for Peace and a “Table Talk” honoree by the University of Houston’s Friends of Women’s Studies. 

“The kind of climate that is being created in our country right now, I think, is going to negatively affect in terms of people coming forward and reporting those [human trafficking-related] crimes.” Skip and Zach sat down Maria Trujillo, CMC alumna and Human Trafficking Program Manager at the Colorado Department of Public Safety, about her experiences abroad and the fight against human trafficking today. Biography: Maria A. Trujillo ’01 serves as the Human Trafficking Program Manager at the Colorado Department of Public Safety in the Division of Criminal Justice, specifically the Office for Victims Programs. In this role, Trujillo coordinates the efforts of the Colorado Human Trafficking Council. Trujillo spent the previous six years in Houston as the executive director of the non-profit organization United Against Human Trafficking, whose mission is to prevent and confront human trafficking by raising public awareness, training front-line professionals and empowering the community to take action. Trujillo graduated as an International Relations major from Claremont McKenna College in 2001. She obtained her master’s degree in International Communications from American University. Quote Preview: "Fear over immigration status) is a big way in which traffickers keep people under their control...” (6:00) “People want to be heard and they want to know that you’re trying to appreciate their perspective and find solutions together.” (7:00) “A shift in policy and administration doesn’t necessarily change that individual that you have a relationship with--they’re still the person that you can talk to and work out these issues with. It’s not them; it’s policy.” (13:23)