Survivor Created Resources
This multimedia library offers event recordings, one-pagers, skill-practice case studies, and survivor experience videos. All resources are free for use and can be edited to meet your educational needs.
Survivor Soundbite: How Gang Members Use Children as Scapegoats in Forced Criminality
Date: July 30, 2024
Topic(s): Minors, Survivor Experiences
Xavier McElrath Bey points out how his trafficker’s experience navigating the criminal justice system allowed the trafficker to walk away while the younger, less experienced gang members were used as scapegoats.
Survivor Soundbite: Tokenism
Date: February 21, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Survivor Experiences
Clip is of Jamed Dold speaking on the topic of tokenism. Clip is from the February 28th, 2022 panel event in honor of Black History Month. Facilitator and speaker Bella Hounakey led a discussion with Evelyn Chumbow, James Dold, Kwami Adoboe-Herrera, and Moninda Marube on why the voices of Black survivors of trafficking are needed, […]
Survivor Soundbite: Four Principles of a Strength-Based Approach
Date: February 21, 2024
Topic(s): Case Management, Client Rights, Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is of Moninda Marube speaking on the four principles of a strength-based approach. Clip is from the February 28th, 2022 panel event in honor of Black History Month. Facilitator and speaker Bella Hounakey led a discussion with Evelyn Chumbow, James Dold, Kwami Adoboe-Herrera, and Moninda Marube on why the voices of Black survivors of […]
Survivor Soundbite: Prison Labor and Children forced into Gangs In America
Date: February 21, 2024
Topic(s): Minors, Survivor Experiences
Clip is of James Dold speaking on prison labor and children being forced into gangs in America. Clip is from the February 28th, 2022 panel event in honor of Black History Month. Facilitator and speaker Bella Hounakey led a discussion with Evelyn Chumbow, James Dold, Kwami Adoboe-Herrera, and Moninda Marube on why the voices of […]
Survivor Soundbite: How the History of Slavery Might Cause us to Miss Black Americans
Date: February 21, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is of Evelyn Chumbow speaking on the history of slavery and how it might cause us to miss Black Americans. Clip is from the February 28th, 2022 panel event in honor of Black History Month. Facilitator and speaker Bella Hounakey led a discussion with Evelyn Chumbow, James Dold, Kwami Adoboe-Herrera, and Moninda Marube on […]
Survivor Soundbite: “When We Talk About Intersectionality in Trafficking, We Have to Talk About the History”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a 2-hour survivor-led panel focuses on the intersections across the labor and sex trafficking industries. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Hazel Fasthorse.
Survivor Soundbite: “Intersectionality is Important Because Trauma Compounds”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a 2-hour survivor-led panel focuses on the intersections across the labor and sex trafficking industries. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Jaimee Johnson.
Survivor Soundbite: “There’s a Bias of the Perfect Victim Within the Anti-trafficking Movement”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a 2-hour survivor-led panel focuses on the intersections across the labor and sex trafficking industries. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Eric Harris.
Survivor Soundbite: “Survivors Might Not Look Like the Stereotype”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a 2-hour survivor-led panel focuses on the intersections across the labor and sex trafficking industries. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Hazel Fasthorse.
Survivor Soundbite: “The Face of Trafficking is Changing”
Date: January 30, 2024
Topic(s): Foreign Nationals, Survivor Experiences
Clip is from a 2-hour survivor-led panel focuses on the intersections across the labor and sex trafficking industries. You can find the full event here. Quote is from Hazel Fasthorse.
