When we look at our social, political, economic and cultural scenario, women are either invisible or deliberately and historically excluded. This invisibility and exclusion is experienced in real time.
The invisibility is in our lives and stories whether we recognize it or not.
We invite you to share these stories, engage and understand that you are worthy of inclusion, being seen, heard and cared for on all levels of your glorious existence.
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When we look at our social, political, economic and cultural scenario, women are either invisible or deliberately and historically excluded. This invisibility and exclusion is experienced in real time.
The invisibility is in our lives and stories whether we recognize it or not.
We invite you to share these stories, engage and understand that you are worthy of inclusion, being seen, heard and cared for on all levels of your glorious existence.
Welcome to Mine Is A Comment.
Episode 7: Surviving and Caring for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Mine Is A Comment
50 minutes 32 seconds
3 years ago
Episode 7: Surviving and Caring for Survivors of Human Trafficking
We are joined by Sophie Otiende to talk about what Human trafficking is and what it means to survive and care for Survivors of Human trafficking.
Sophie Otiende is a Feminist, teacher and survivor advocate for trafficking. She is passionate about ethical engagement of trafficking survivors in the sector and ethical storytelling.
She is a 2015 vital voices fellow and the recipient of the US Trafficking in Persons Report Hero 2020.
She is the Director of Consulting for Survivor Alliance. She is also the Founder of a survivor led initiative in Kenya called Azadi Kenya that focuses on supporting survivors of trafficking with long term care and leadership skills to engage more in the human rights space.
She also serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery (GFEMS).
This podcast has been shot, recorded and produced by Sema Box as part of the Dada Podcast incubator programme
Mine Is A Comment
When we look at our social, political, economic and cultural scenario, women are either invisible or deliberately and historically excluded. This invisibility and exclusion is experienced in real time.
The invisibility is in our lives and stories whether we recognize it or not.
We invite you to share these stories, engage and understand that you are worthy of inclusion, being seen, heard and cared for on all levels of your glorious existence.
Welcome to Mine Is A Comment.
