Episode 136 | The Dressember Movement: Blythe Hill
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As a college student, Blythe Hill decided to wear a dress every day for a month. What started as a simple style challenge has since blossomed into a global anti-human trafficking movement known as Dressember, raising $7.5 million for organizations like International Justice Mission, A21, Saving Innocence and more. In this episode of the Q Podcast, Blythe joins Gabe Lyons to share how the movement gained traction, what she's learned in the process and how others can join in their efforts.
Dressember's founder shares how a simple style challenge grew to raise $7.5 million for anti-trafficking efforts.
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