58 min
The Hardest Conversations to have. Jessica Munoz, Ho'ola Na Pua, Child Trafficking Ep#102 Hawaii Real
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- Society & Culture
“When I first started doing this work, youth were often mislabeled as delinquents, runaways or substance users. But the core issue was that they were being sexually exploited,”
Jessica Munoz is the founder and president of Ho'ola Na Pua organization that she wants you to know how easy it is for kids to get trafficked. You may not realize how much danger your own backyard can be in if you're not paying attention, but Jess will show you that even something as simple as looking at social media posts could put people in grave danger.
Brought to you by The Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association with www.Kuhikuhi.com
YOU CAN ORDER HAWAIIAN SPRINGS WATER HERE! https://amzn.to/3C2H0rR
Munoz says she saw signs of sex trafficking and exploitation among young patients, but little acknowledgment of the problem from colleagues. She refused to look away, instead launching a campaign to root out abuse and bring hope to victims.
Hawaii Real is a podcast that interviews locals in Hawaii and their day-to-day struggles. We cover how they overcome these hardships with the hope of inspiring others to never give up, even when life gets tough! We talk about the difficulties they face, but also how to overcome them with help from others who have been through what you're currently going through in your life.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hawaiireal/support
“When I first started doing this work, youth were often mislabeled as delinquents, runaways or substance users. But the core issue was that they were being sexually exploited,”
Jessica Munoz is the founder and president of Ho'ola Na Pua organization that she wants you to know how easy it is for kids to get trafficked. You may not realize how much danger your own backyard can be in if you're not paying attention, but Jess will show you that even something as simple as looking at social media posts could put people in grave danger.
Brought to you by The Native Hawaiian Hospitality Association with www.Kuhikuhi.com
YOU CAN ORDER HAWAIIAN SPRINGS WATER HERE! https://amzn.to/3C2H0rR
Munoz says she saw signs of sex trafficking and exploitation among young patients, but little acknowledgment of the problem from colleagues. She refused to look away, instead launching a campaign to root out abuse and bring hope to victims.
Hawaii Real is a podcast that interviews locals in Hawaii and their day-to-day struggles. We cover how they overcome these hardships with the hope of inspiring others to never give up, even when life gets tough! We talk about the difficulties they face, but also how to overcome them with help from others who have been through what you're currently going through in your life.
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Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hawaiireal/support
58 min