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Nov 7, 2024 37 min

Kaitlin Bick: Crimes Against Her Humanity.

from Chatter that Matters Hosted by Tony Chapman

Uncover the shocking truth about human and sex trafficking in Canada with survivor Kaitlin Bick who courageously shares her journey from vulnerability to victimization and ultimately to becoming an advocate for others. Kaitlin's raw and honest account of her childhood insecurities, substance abuse, and exploitation provides a deeply personal perspective on the complex factors that can lead to the crimes that were inflicted on her humanity and how hard it is to return your life to some form of normality. Expert Insights Carly Kalish, Executive Director of Victim Services Toronto. Jennifer Price from Women's College Hospital Why Listen? Gain a rare survivors' perspective on human and sexual trafficking Understand how traffickers' prey Learn to recognize warning signs in your community Be inspired by one woman's journey from victim to hero This isn't just Kaitlin's story – it's an important story for all. Thanks to Kelly Grier and HART: Human Anti-Trafficking Response Team for sponsoring this episode. To find out more about the work they are doing, https://harthelps.com To find out more about Victim's Services Toronto, https://www.victimservicestoronto.com To find out more about Women's College Hospital, https://www.womenscollegehospital.ca

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