#GivingTuesdayNow A movement sparked by Americans watching those who are continuing life saving work amidst a pandemic.

Impostor syndrome tells me that I am not qualified enough. I am not strong enough. I am not brave enough. I am not healed enough.

Sex Trafficking, Physical Touch, and a Pandemic | Please reach out to the adult survivors in your life.

To be joyful for me means that I’m happy. Beyond happy.

Every time you forget your worth, remember YOU are worthy. Every time you allow your past to define you, remember YOU are your future.

I don’t remember losing my joy. I just remember looking into the empty space where it had been...

Today, I celebrated 2 months of freedom, healing, learning, failing, and growth.

For an average child, these are pivotal years in learning healthy and unhealthy relationships, safe and unsafe people, and boundaries.

Startled awake. I look at the clock, it is 2AM, and God is stirring. He is telling me to start praying.

Be stubborn. Don’t choose to believe that this is the best we as humanity can do. Choose the really hard battles.

When they are adults, we can’t control their actions- so give it to the one who can protect them more than we ever could.

Here are a few book recommendations for understanding more deeply child sex trafficking in America told by a few Survivor Leaders.