Hello friends! I’ve been busy over here and was able to squeeze out only one blog post this week. Please click on over to Relentless for a post that discussed trafficking prevention. Thanks!
Posts Tagged ‘trafficking’
New post on Relentless
Posted in Relentless, trafficking, tagged Relentless, trafficking on Saturday, 24 March 2012 | 1 Comment »
Relentless – new post!
Posted in Relentless, trafficking, tagged Relentless, trafficking on Friday, 9 December 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Hey all! Just a note to ask if you will scoot on over to Relentless for the latest post in Relentless: Recommended Reading – TIP 101. I want to encourage you to sign up to get Relentless posts to your email inbox, especially if you read this blog for info about trafficking in persons. Thanks! [...]
RELENTLESS!
Posted in Relentless, trafficking, tagged Relentless, trafficking on Saturday, 3 December 2011 | Leave a Comment »
I’m happy to announce the launch of Relentless! As I move in this new chapter of life and work, I’ve developed, with a lot of help, a new professional identity. Hopefully, this website, introduction and information will help sort out all the things that I’ve been doing and the places I’ve been going. While my [...]
Moldova, At a Glance
Posted in orphan care, trafficking, tagged orphan, trafficking on Tuesday, 11 October 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A glance, it seems, is pretty much all I got in the nine days I was there. Even so, there is much more to say than I can fit into a single blog post – but I will try! Eric Weiner, in his book “The Geography of Bliss”, claims that Moldova has the world’s most [...]
The Work of the Week
Posted in trafficking, tagged trafficking on Friday, 19 August 2011 | 4 Comments »
I know what I’m gonna face when I do certain things and go certain places, and it is always uncomfortable. I’ve learned to recognize the lies, and understand the darkness that I feel, but that doesn’t mean I have any magic words to make it go away. It takes training to endure and press on [...]
Why are you moving to Thailand?
Posted in expat life, trafficking, tagged expat life, trafficking on Wednesday, 10 August 2011 | 1 Comment »
I’m overdue to answer this question well. As the title of this blog suggests, I do consider this to be a format in which to journey with you, and you with me. Life seems to be going so fast for me this year, but I do need to take some time to help you catch [...]
Talk’n ’bout Prostitution
Posted in trafficking, tagged trafficking on Tuesday, 26 April 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Perhaps my radar is just up about these things, but I’ve noticed a recent surge in media coverage of prostitution. Here is a brief overview of what I’ve noticed. I thought I’d bring your attention to a few interesting points. NPR just aired a series on prostitution focuses on Nashville, TN and highlights a residential rehab [...]
On The Road Again
Posted in medical, orphan care, trafficking, tagged medical training, orphan, trafficking on Tuesday, 29 March 2011 | 1 Comment »
Lately I’ve been traveling (A LOT!) to different parts of China. Just over a week after getting back from Thailand, I spent a few days in a city in central China to visit a project that reaches out to vulnerable women in the entertainment business. I am not at liberty to say where or the [...]
Cambodia Thailand 2011
Posted in expat life, medical, trafficking, tagged expat life, trafficking on Tuesday, 1 March 2011 | 2 Comments »
I’ve just returned back to China and I will attempt here to eek out a blog post that will summarize the trip. Although several blog posts would be better to go through everything there is to tell, I have this tension about not exactly being a professional blogger. The first part of the trip was [...]
Saint Josephine Bakhita
Posted in trafficking, tagged trafficking on Saturday, 5 February 2011 | 3 Comments »
Saint Josephine Bakhita is a saint of the Catholic Church, but she was, as a young girl, a victim of human trafficking. Further in the post is a mini-biography of Saint Josephine. In order to celebrate her feast day on 8 February, as well as remember all the other millions of victims of human trafficking, [...]




