Imagine Freedom: Sitting Across the Table from Strength
I’ve never met a survivor of human trafficking in person before. I’ve read news articles that survivors have given quotes to, scholarly articles and research on human trafficking as a…
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Shattering the Iconic Victim Myth and the Truth About Who is Trafficked
Five years ago, I had virtually no awareness of human trafficking. That changed during my senior year of undergraduate studies, when I completed a capstone project. I wanted to focus…
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Human Trafficking In the Big Bend: How We Can All Make a Difference
After graduating from Brigham Young University – Idaho, I set my sights on graduate school and was drawn to Florida State University’s program. While exploring opportunities in Tallahassee, I discovered…
DetailsFamily members can be human traffickers | Author: Robin Hassler Thompson
Over 20 years ago, I worked with the FSU Center for the Advancement of Human Rights and helped create Florida’s first strategic plans on human trafficking. We also started the…
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Improving Human Trafficking Education in Florida’s Schools
By Lauren Evans Over the past several weeks, I had the incredible opportunity to help prepare the “Human Trafficking and Florida’s Schools” webinar. As a 2L at the FSU College…
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Yes, College Students Can Be Human Trafficking Victims
By Karley Gordon Did you know that students can be victims of human trafficking? As a student myself, this information was shocking to me. It became my mission to educate…
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How I’m Making a Lasting Impact with STAC | Student Internship
My name is Camari Simpson. I was born and raised in Orlando, and currently live in Tallahassee as I’m attending Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in pursuit of my Criminal Justice/Legal Studies degree. Upon finishing my degree, I will be attending law school to further pursue a career in public policy and the legal system.
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FSU Student Internship: How I’m Helping to End Human Trafficking with STACPRO
As the summer season unfolds, it is essential that we come together as a community to address a grave issue that affects countless lives around the world: human trafficking. Recently, I had the opportunity to participate in the Survive and Thrive Advocacy Center’s (STAC) Anti-Trafficking Business Training, designed to equip workers with the knowledge and skills necessary to identify and combat human trafficking. Today, I want to share my experience and shed light on this important initiative.
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