The Hidden Crisis: Identifying and Responding to Human Trafficking
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The uncomfortable truth about human trafficking is that it's not just happening in distant cities or foreign countries—it's happening in rural America, right in our farming communities. Megan Brown, co-founder and executive director of Hope Found in Northeast Arkansas, joins That Farm Life Podcast to shatter misconceptions and equip agricultural communities with knowledge that could save lives.
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