Join Photographers Without Borders as we discuss what defines Human Trafficking and how storytelling can end this form of slavery on this episode of Storytelling for Change.
Sophie Otiende describes herself as a feminist, teacher and survivor advocate for human trafficking. She has been working with grassroots organizations for the past ten years in organization development, project management and resource mobilization. For the past five years Sophie has been working with HAART Kenya, an organization dedicated to raising awareness about and supporting victims and survivors of human trafficking. She was responsible for the management and coordination of the protection program, development of curriculum on human trafficking and policies and resource mobilization for the organization. Sophie is passionate about storytelling and the power of stories to create change and educate and a fervent activist of ethical storytelling and of black women writing and documenting about themselves. What exactly is human trafficking, and how can we use storytelling to end this horrible form of slavery?
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