Office for Victims of Crime Director Joye Frost shares her thoughts on the Human Trafficking Survivor Forum held at the White House earlier this week. “OVC knows that survivors have more to contribute than their stories of victimization. Survivors know, better than anyone, the challenges of identifying victims, accessing services, working with law enforcement and reaching underrepresented survivor populations,” she writes. “In OVC’s new public service announcement The Faces of Human Trafficking one survivor tells us, ‘I’m so much more than what happened to me.’ That’s why our video shows that trafficking can impact anyone – mothers, sons, advocates, educators, authors, sisters, brothers – and why OVC is committed to listening to and learning from crime victims. We are moved by their words and more inspired than ever to walk with them on their journey of healing.” View the PSA youtube/watch?v=NxBilNt-PiU, read the blog go.usa.gov/ZMf4 and learn more about OVC’s work for survivors of trafficking go.usa.gov/ZMGC.
Posted on: Thu, 16 Jan 2014 21:24:36 +0000
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