What drives someone to dedicate their life to fighting child trafficking? For Angel Noble, it's her Creole heritage and a profound commitment to change. In our latest episode, we sit down with Angel as she recounts her journey from Louisiana to Haiti, inspired by the devastating 2010 earthquake and her mission to provide a safer future for vulnerable children. Her experiences with child sponsorship programs and the complexities of orphanage systems offer insightful perspectives on how existin...
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What drives someone to dedicate their life to fighting child trafficking? For Angel Noble, it's her Creole heritage and a profound commitment to change. In our latest episode, we sit down with Angel as she recounts her journey from Louisiana to Haiti, inspired by the devastating 2010 earthquake and her mission to provide a safer future for vulnerable children. Her experiences with child sponsorship programs and the complexities of orphanage systems offer insightful perspectives on how existin...
Here's the update from EOD operations in Ukraine. Michael Montoya USMC, EOD, Stu Miller USA 12B and now Trevor Kirton, British Para and now IMAS 3 talk about working the fields in Ukraine. Want to work in Ukraine or donate to help the team out? Checkout https://www.sonsoflibertyinternational.com/
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What drives someone to dedicate their life to fighting child trafficking? For Angel Noble, it's her Creole heritage and a profound commitment to change. In our latest episode, we sit down with Angel as she recounts her journey from Louisiana to Haiti, inspired by the devastating 2010 earthquake and her mission to provide a safer future for vulnerable children. Her experiences with child sponsorship programs and the complexities of orphanage systems offer insightful perspectives on how existin...
