New Podcast
voices of freedom
What is sex trafficking? Does it really happen here? What’s being done about it? How can an individual like myself help the cause?
Check out Voices of Freedom, a monthly podcast hosted by Freedom a la Cart. We’re here to cover it all, from human trafficking research and laws to personal stories from the community.
We will host a variety of guests including sex trafficking survivors, Freedom a la Cart team members, partner organizations, law enforcement officials, mental health & substance use professionals, and other human trafficking experts.
Join us as we take the conversation deeper, elevate survivors and their stories, educate the community, and advocate for an important cause.
Listen to us wherever you listen to podcasts. We can’t wait for you to join the conversation!
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episodes
season three episode one
Have you heard the term re-exploitation?
On today’s episode, we dive into a conversation about the work Freedom a la Cart has been doing around re-exploitation within our organization. Guests Paula Haines, Freedom a la Cart CEO, and Jomel Spurlock, Director of Victim Services for the Human Trafficking Initiative + Freedom a la Cart board member share what changes have been made in our organization to better combat re-exploitation and share tips on what you can do within your organization.
season three episode two
This week on Voices of Freedom Survivor Expert, Alicia Ley, joins us and educates on Familial Trafficking through her lived experience and expertise.
She shares how trust is built to normalize trafficking within a family, what grooming may look like, and the power of family secrets.
Alicia shares a couple of powerful quotes that we encourage you to take with you after listening to this episode: “We can’t own what other people pass on to us but we can own ourselves” and “We can all be family tree changers”.
season three episode three
On this week’s episode of the Voices of Freedom podcast, Paula Lybrook joins us and shares an inside look at her journey of being a parent to a survivor of sex trafficking.
Paula’s family story is real and vulnerable. We hope her words leave you looking inward on how you can take her lived experience and apply it to your own family.
season three episode four
Chris Stollar, author + educator, joins us on this week’s episode to share an inside look at what he has learned from participants who go through She Has A Name’s Solicitor Education Program.
Chris also shares a story from Ryan, a Solicitor Education Program graduate, and tells how the program helped Ryan find a new desire to help fight human trafficking.