"What are we all living for, if nothing is worth dying for tonight" - Thrice, Lulluby
This is a place where I post information about social justice issues, primarily focusing on human trafficking. I am passionate about people and I want to spend my life helping others fully experience freedom, both on this earth and with God. Read about my anti-trafficking mission trip to Cambodia here (more info in my archives):
Brief Overview
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4&5
Day 6
Day 7&8
Day 9
Day 10
Anti-Trafficking Resources
Contact me:
cmvk87@yahoo.com
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
On any given day, the 19-year-old takes to the streets, turning tricks for cash to feed her heroin habit. She’s long bounced between sex work, jail, and unsuccessful stints in treatment.
Melissa Lujan, an HIV and AIDS outreach worker who makes her rounds delivering condoms and bleach kits to…
She used a crowbar as her ticket out of the home prison.
The woman and her three children had been held hostage for several years in a rural northeast Texas home less than an hour from Titus County - victims of human trafficking.
Gresham said the woman that SAFE-T had worked with, who had pried her way to freedom with the crowbar, “had been kept hostage, with her three children, for several years, and was unable to talk to anyone outside of the home except to apply for food stamps and WIC [government assistance] for the kids. The family who was trafficking her used the monthly checks for their own benefit.(MARCIA DAVIS-SEALE for Daily Tribune)
