Coffee & Prodigal Pottery: Using Employment to End Human Trafficking (Ep. 31)

Jenna Collins, co-director of Prodigal Pottery, shares her personal journey of overcoming addiction and domestic violence and finding healing and empowerment through the program. Prodigal Pottery employs and empowers women who have experienced trauma, providing them with employment and a safe space to heal. The organization offers a two-year program that includes counseling, goal-setting, and skill-building. Success is measured by the women's ability to regain their independence, find stable employment, and experience personal growth. The pottery-making process is described, highlighting the care and attention that goes into each piece. The episode concludes with a discount code for listeners to support Prodigal Pottery by purchasing their mugs.Takeaways - Prodigal Pottery empowers women who have experienced trauma by providing them with employment and a safe space to heal. - The organization offers a two-year program that includes counseling, goal-setting, and skill-building. - Success is measured by the women's ability to regain their independence, find stable employment, and experience personal growth. - The pottery-making process at Prodigal Pottery involves multiple steps and requires care and attention to detail. - Listeners can support Prodigal Pottery by purchasing their mugs and using the discount code PRODIGAL for 10% off.Order Three Tree Coffee!