Survivors of human trafficking testified at the Michigan Capitol in support of legislative reforms that would provide greater protection and support for victims. The bills aim to expand expungement rules for trafficking survivors, provide affirmative defenses for crimes committed under duress, and reframe legal language to avoid victim-blaming terminology. The goal is to empower survivors, hold traffickers accountable, and create a more supportive legal system for those who have endured this horrific crime.
Author: Bennett Alvaro
RingTrue Helps Survivors of Human Trafficking
RingTrue works with Sanctum House survivors. Ringtrue offer employment to women recovering from Human Trafficking to make jewelry that is sold online and in stores around the Metro Detroit Michigan. Learn more in the story on Fox2Detroit or on the Ringtrue website.
January Newsletter
Take a look at our latest newsletter, featuring an update on our participation with the Attorney General’s Office on Anti-Human Trafficking in Michigan.
Sanctum House Survivors featured during Detroit Panel
Sanctum House participated in Let’s Talk Human Trafficking at the Greater Grace Temple! Link to story. Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network hosted Let’s Talk Human Trafficking with Randi Rossario and featured staff and lived experience experts from Sanctum House.
Survivors share their human trafficking stories during Detroit panel Fox2 Detroit.
December Newsletter
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