Two Paths, Many Truths: Indigenous Survivor Voices on Trafficking, Community, and Healing

Two Indigenous survivors of human trafficking, one trafficked on the reservation and one in an urban setting, come together to share their perspectives on what it means to be Indigenous and experience trafficking. Through two distinct lenses, they will explore shared values and strengths, as well as the different challenges shaped by place, community, culture, and systems. This conversation centers lived experience, resilience, and the knowledge survivors bring to creating more responsive and culturally grounded support. Presented by Lea Wetzel and Jenny Footle