When we speak of human trafficking, what comes quickly to mind are young girls and women who get abducted and thrown into a life of control and trafficking. But there is so much more to it, as trafficking has more myths than any other social issue. It doesn’t help that Hollywood movies sensationalize and increase …
#1 Sex Trafficking Myth: It Only Happens To Women Read More »
Selah Freedom has been at the forefront of sex trafficking issues and has appeared recently on local network news stations to speak about our programs and to address news stories relating to sex trafficking and arrests in the many Florida counties in which we serve. One of the most poignant segments was on June …
Selah Shines as “Everyday Heroes” on Tampa Bay News 9 Read More »
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