Speaking & education
Perspective that deepens understanding.
I speak about human trafficking, coercive control, digital coercion, digital safety, and survivor leadership, bringing lived experience into public and professional education.
My approach
Clear communication. Thoughtful discussion.
I explain complex topics clearly, challenge misconceptions, and make space for questions while respecting survivors’ experiences.
Audiences
Who I speak to
I welcome speaking and educational opportunities with law enforcement, court and legal professionals, healthcare teams, schools, community organizations, and survivor-serving agencies.
I adapt each discussion to the audience’s responsibilities, knowledge, and questions.
Areas of focus
Speaking topics.
Human trafficking and misconceptions about exploitation
How trafficking methods evolve, how technology changes the ways exploitation occurs, and why familiar stereotypes can prevent recognition.
Coercive control and barriers to recognition
Patterns of coercive control and why exploitation can go unrecognized.
Survivor identification and trauma-informed responses
Recognizing exploitation and responding with respect for survivors’ autonomy and circumstances.
Technology-facilitated exploitation and digital coercion
How technology enables surveillance, threats, and control.
Digital safety and survivor privacy
Privacy and digital safety in the context of survivors’ circumstances and access to technology.
Survivor leadership and meaningful professional inclusion
Professional recognition, boundaries, and survivors’ influence over decisions.
Gaps in systems and opportunities for change
How survivor expertise can inform research, education, services, and policy.
Speaking inquiries
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Contact me to discuss a speaking engagement, panel, interview, or educational event. The contact page outlines the details to include with your invitation.
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