by RAHAB Editorial Team | Nov 11, 2022 | Truth Matters
“How could they do that to her, she’s somebody’s daughter!” Popularized in recent media, “somebody’s daughter” has become a phrase commonly used when referring to victims and survivors of violent crimes. We hear it a lot when we talk about trafficking survivors....
by Emily F. Miller | Aug 19, 2022 | Education and Awareness
We have all seen the social media posts warning about human trafficking happening right in our communities. While we are all for spreading awareness, we want to make sure that information is correct. Common posts include white vans waiting for victims in parking lots,...
by Emily F. Miller | Aug 5, 2022 | Education and Awareness
Although sex trafficking is now a recognized term as of the last few decades, many call it the world’s oldest crime. However, it can be difficult to wrap our heads around that idea: if we just found out about it, how could it be centuries old? The answer: sex...
by Emily F. Miller | Jul 8, 2022 | Truth Matters
1 Samuel 1:27 The first half of 1 Samuel 1:27 has become a popular verse: “For this child I have prayed.” Hanging on walls of nurseries and typed in pregnancy announcements, it has become familiar, something we don’t think twice about. Yet this verse stirred in my...
by Emily F. Miller | May 27, 2022 | Education and Awareness
When human trafficking first became a recognized term, it was a commonly held belief that this was a problem happening in far off places of the world. People wanted to believe that maybe it was happening somewhere, but that it doesn’t happen here. Movies and...
