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Dina Unger (Part 1) Her Path to Innovation Within the Counter Trafficking Movement
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What if technology could be a lifeline for survivors of trafficking? This episode features an eye-opening conversation with Dina, a dedicated advocate who has turned her own harrowing experiences into a mission of hope and support. We explore her tireless work with Even For One, a nonprofit she founded to empower trafficking survivors. Dina shares the inspiring story behind the impactful photo that propelled her advocacy, and how the development of a secure web app is revolutionizing access to essential services for survivors. Her passion for ensuring accountability in the counter-trafficking movement and helping survivors regain their agency and voice is nothing short of inspiring.
As we dive into the complexities of supporting survivors, Dina opens up about the intersection of trauma-informed practices and the financial realities of their work. We discuss ethical challenges, the need for UI/UX design expertise, and the critical role of donations in maintaining long-term support. Dina's personal journey of overcoming childhood abuse and trafficking, while managing dissociative identity disorder, highlights the resilience and strength required to drive meaningful change in the nonprofit sector. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of safeguarding the well-being of those we aim to help.
Parenting through trauma presents its own set of challenges, and this episode sheds light on the emotional complexities involved. Dina shares candid reflections on overcoming the fear of abandonment, the bittersweet nature of watching children grow independent, and the difficult balance between nurturing and letting go. Her insights into breaking generational cycles and creating future leaders are both moving and motivational. Join us for a deep, heartfelt discussion that emphasizes the transformative power of community support and the enduring journey of healing and growth.
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Chapters
1. Dina Unger (Part 1) Her Path to Innovation Within the Counter Trafficking Movement (00:00:00)
2. Empowering Trafficking Survivors Through Technology (00:00:49)
3. Survivor's Healing Journey and Community Support (00:09:35)
4. Navigating Triggers and Healing Journey (00:22:36)
5. Parenting Through Fear of Abandonment (00:32:27)
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