How do current laws and beliefs perpetuate opportunities for sexual abuse of people, specifically children, immigrants, trans people, BIPOC, and sex workers? Let’s talk with an Executive Director for a nonprofit that supports survivors and offers resources, the Cupcake Girls.2:00 meet our guest - why does a civilian work in anti-trafficking?5:00 police abuse in oregon 10:00 *deep breath reminder*13:00 doctors, lawyers, nurses might Out or report sex workers to police17:00 examples of how criminalization hurts people20:00 critically question your spirituality 21:00 more examples of how criminalization hurts people25:00 domestic violence can link to sex trafficking 29:00 generational trafficking is more common than you might think35:00 resource for secondary trauma - emma sullivan39:00 tips for talking with a partner about trauma43:00 sex workers are taxpayers too, LOL50:00 most anti-trafficking organizations require people to quit sex work to receive services55:00 How to donate1:00:00 planes and flights with people being transported 1:05:00 gender myths and trafficking 1:10:00 don’t make assumptions