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Survivor Soundbite: Cognitive Dissonance in Trauma Bonding
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a panel of survivors of labor trafficking who discuss what traumatic bonding is and what it was like for them in the human trafficking context in which they experienced it. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Bella Houkaney
Survivor Soundbite: “Stop the Hierarchy of Trauma Between Sex and Labor Trafficking”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a panel of survivors of labor trafficking who discuss what traumatic bonding is and what it was like for them in the human trafficking context in which they experienced it. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Julissa Ponce.
Survivor Soundbite: “Is Your Non Profit Open to Criticism?”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a panel of survivors of labor trafficking who discuss what traumatic bonding is and what it was like for them in the human trafficking context in which they experienced it. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Bella Hounakey.
Survivor Soundbite: “Respect Survivors’ Decisions About Their Own Life”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a panel of survivors of labor trafficking who discuss what traumatic bonding is and what it was like for them in the human trafficking context in which they experienced it. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Julissa Ponce
Survivor Soundbite: Forced Criminality is Labor Trafficking
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Survivor Experiences
Survivor James Dold speaks on how when people are forced to commit crimes, that is a form of labor trafficking. “Labor” or “services” in the human trafficking context can mean both legal AND illegal work.
Educational Video: Human-Centered Services
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
This short video examines the value of centering a person’s humanity as service-providers work to support survivors of labor trafficking. Inspired by conversations with anti-trafficking activist Moninda Maruba, the video explores ways to incorporate love into our practice, focus on building resilience, and establish rapport and trust between survivors and service providers.
Survivor Soundbite: Questioning Biases to Increase Provider Ability to See Survivors of Labor Trafficking
Date: January 29, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Eva Eakins, a survivor of labor trafficking discusses providers’ opportunity to evaluate their biases so they can see more survivors of human trafficking.
Survivor Soundbite: Consent vs. Intent In Labor Trafficking Cases of Forced Crime
Date: January 29, 2024
Topic(s): Survivor Experiences
Survivor leader, Autumn Smith discusses the nuances between consent and intent. For survivors of labor trafficking that are forced to commit crimes, there can be no intention of committing the crime because there is no ability to consent.
Educational Video: John’s Story – Creative Housing Support Solutions
Date: January 26, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management
In this video Framework discusses a client’s experience with traditional housing vouchers and flexible funding solutions. Watch our webinar on financial literacy in labor trafficking service delivery here! For more assistance on financial solutions and empowerment visit https://www.futureswithoutviolence.org/
Survivor Soundbite: Forced Criminality in U.S. Gangs: Recruitment and Internalized Perceptions
Date: December 27, 2022
Topic(s): Minors, Survivor Experiences
Hear Xavier McElrath-Bey discuss what drew him and kept him in gang life in Chicago.