Nita Belles – In Our Backyard, Stopping Human Trafficking

Nita Belles is the founder of In Our Backyard an organization with the mission of stopping human trafficking, and assisting those who are still “in the life.” Belles has written books on the subject and has been working with this issue for many years. The discussion examines the difference between human trafficking and prostitution, how to spot someone who is being trafficked, and what to do. Meg Ammons‘ song Don’t Walk Away is featured in this episode. The song was written to benefit YouCanFree.US Music by: Joni Mitchell, Irie Mafia, Meg Ammons, Sinead O’Connor and Mary J. Blige, Sarah McLachlan, and Bruce Springsteen The post Nita Belles – In Our Backyard, Stopping Human Trafficking appeared first on Paradigms Podcast.

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