Chamunogwa Nyoni is the Director for the Centre for Combating Human Trafficking at Bindura University. Founded in 2017, the Centre is the preferred service provider for victims of human trafficking in Zimbabwe and undertakes the rescue, repatriation, reintegration, rehabilitation and rebuilding of livelihoods for victims of trafficking.
Read MoreOluwatosin Alabi is a doctoral student in the Department of Child, Youth, and Family Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She joined the Human Trafficking Prevention and Rehabilitation Lab at Creighton University in 2025.
Read MoreEmma Dubisz is a second-year doctoral Occupational Therapy student at Creighton University. She joined this research project because being a part of this project allows her to advocate for the individuals who are voiceless in these situations and to focus on prevention for youth who are at risk of exposure.
Read MoreDr. Rochelle Dalla is a Professor in the Department of Child, Youth, and Family Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Her research addresses familial relationships and developmental trajectories of victim/survivors of sex and labor trafficking. She is Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Human Trafficking.
Read MoreDr. Sarbinaz Bekmuratova is an Associate Professor in the Department of Occupational Therapy at Creighton University. The primary area of her research focuses on human trafficking prevention among youth and other vulnerable populations and exploring the intersection of human trafficking and occupational therapy.
Read MoreAngelique Todd is an award-winning filmmaker, survivor-advocate, and Founder of WE WIN Organization. As creator of Advocacy is Life or Death, she amplifies the voices of justice-impacted women and challenges systemic inequities. Through entrepreneurship, storytelling, and trauma-informed leadership, she transforms lived experience into policy influence, prevention, and sustainable community change.
Read MoreAshley Faison is a national leader in the fight against human trafficking. As Founder and Executive Director of Diamond Collective, she creates restorative experiences empowering survivors to rebuild confidence and connection. A survivor leader, Ashley integrates lived experience with professional insight to disrupt exploitation and promote long-term healing.
Read MoreMarjorie Saylor is a victim advocate, policy strategist, and Director of Human Trafficking Services and Awareness at One Safe Place in San Diego. She advances survivor-informed policy and leads multidisciplinary responses to exploitation, integrating lived experience with systems change to strengthen prevention, protection, and long-term healing for survivors.
Read MoreJaclyn MacLean is an Outreach Worker at The Salvation Army Correctional & Justice Services in London, Ontario, Canada. She provides one-to-one appointments and group programs as well as ongoing practical support to women impacted by sex trafficking. She also works extensively with those struggling with homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges.
Read MoreAura Burditt is an Outreach Worker for The Salvation Army Correctional & Justice Services in London Ontario, Canada. For over 15 years she has been providing practical and spiritual care support for anyone impacted by the criminal justice system through one-to-one appointments, group programs, and in the community, particularly those who are or have been trafficked.
Read MoreKate Burba is a second-year student at Point Loma Nazarene University studying Theology with a social justice focus and Philosophy. She plans to pursue a career in public interest law. Kate works as a student research assistant at the Center for Justice and Reconciliation.
Read MoreValerie Nguyen is a project manager at UCLA Health and a Research Assistant at the Center for Justice and Reconciliation, Point Loma Nazarene University. She earned an MPH at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health and is interested in research to improve health outcomes for underserved groups.
Read MoreArduizur Carli Richie-Zavaleta is the senior research associate at the Center for Justice and Reconciliation and adjunct faculty at the Point Loma Nazarene University. She graduated from the Dornsife School of Public Health, Drexel University with a doctorate in public health in community health and prevention.
Read MorePeta-Ann Small is co-founder of Set Free Foundation and contributes to European Freedom Network operations while supporting collaboration across African anti-trafficking networks. With more than a decade of experience, she strengthens survivor-centered responses, organizational partnerships, and practical coordination between frontline practitioners working to identify and respond to exploitation.
Read MoreHelen Avadiar-Nimbalker is Director of the Asia Freedom Network and a trauma therapist with more than 20 years’ experience addressing gender-based violence and trafficking. She develops survivor-centered prevention and aftercare programs across Asia and advises organizations on strengthening trauma-informed identification, recovery support, and community-based responses to exploitation.
Read MoreJennifer Roemhildt Tunehag is Global Director of the World Freedom Network and a founding leader of the European Freedom Network. She brings more than a decade of experience supporting individuals exiting exploitation in Greece and advances international collaboration on survivor employment pathways, identification strategies, and coordinated responses to trafficking across multiple regions.
Read MoreSarah Scott Webb is Global Advocacy and Network Lead for SIM International and founder of the Oceania Freedom Network. With over 18 years’ anti-trafficking experience, she strengthens regional coordination across sectors and contributes to UN advocacy, including the General Assembly review of the Global Plan of Action to Combat Trafficking in Persons.
Read MoreAnjela Glueckert is a familial trafficking and ritual abuse survivor. She is healing her own Complex PTSD and embracing her own lifelong trauma healing journey. She shares her Trauma Healing Tools to raise awareness of familial sex trafficking and C-PTSD. Anjela is recognized as an inspiration for trauma survivors and those they seek.
Read MoreCassandra Eng is a cultural anthropologist, receiving her MA from Georgia State University. Her research centers human trafficking survivors’ voices, and includes intersections of trafficking survivors, sex worker rights, housing insecurity, and the child welfare system. She prioritizes community engagement, equity, and sustainability in her work.
Read MoreKimberly Fuentes is a PhD candidate in Social Welfare and Director of Research and Services at the Sex Worker Outreach Project LA. Her work centers sex worker rights, anti-carceral social work, and community-driven research with marginalized populations, especially those for whom visibility increases vulnerability.
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