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Stuff that Matters, Episode 15: Niki Miller, Fight Against Human Trafficking

from Stuff That Matters - A New Hope Podcast · host New Hope Treatment Centers - Matt Simon, Mike O'Connor, Patrick Puzzo

Niki Miller is the Assistant Director for Shield. She’s an advocate for the vulnerable in the fight against human trafficking. Niki was a little nervous at first making her podcast debut, but she was highly insightful and passionate about the work she does. 00:01:36-00:13:22 What Shield is, how she got started working in this space. Design For Joy, an organization employing women that were once victims of trafficking. 00:13:23-00:23:43 – She dispels some myths associated with human trafficking and presents some of the facts and data. 00:25:08-00:42:36 – We pick her brain regarding some outside observations and what can be done to aid in the fight against human trafficking. 00:42:38-00:53:53 – Exploring services available for the victims. 00:57:25-00:59:45 – Minimizing the supply of trafficking and trying to prevent the amount of victims, reducing vulnerabilities. 00:59:47 – The Stuff that Matters

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