Roxanne Murdock and Carolyn DeFord

CF shares earliest memories and discovering MMIW in the process of searching for her missing mother. She discusses importance of Hannah Harris legislation, the lack of databases and the healing power of the first time she shared the story of her missing mother.

CF shares the coordination of advocacy resources for families with missing persons, mentors, and her first time advocating. She gives her thoughts about trafficking as it relates to the law.

CF shares her thoughts on future of anti-trafficking work. She discusses the establishment of National Human Trafficking Awareness month in January and the importance of survivor-led and informed policy and resources. She shares about ritual practice of Paddle to Puyallup and representation for those with missing family members. She talks about teh importance of cultural practices to facilitate healing.

CF shares a desire to see safe houses for healing and a low barrier to entry of shelter and housing for those subject to trafficking.

CF shares on training on high risk indicators and signs of victims. RM shares about her time in domestic violence shelter and red flags and indicators of trafficked persons.