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Saving Innocence: The fight for the vulnerable and voiceless
Coach Jon McLernon talks with Alan Smyth, co-author of “MEN! Fight For Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking,” a book about ending sexual exploitation of children. Alan is also the Executive Director of Saving Innocence, and organization dedicated to fighting child victims of sex trafficking.
Sex Trafficking & the Role of Authentic Masculinity in Fighting It
Alan Smyth and Jessica Midkiff are anti-human trafficking activists and co-authors of “Men! Fight for Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking”. Alan serves as the Executive Director for Saving Innocence, an anti-human trafficking, community-based organization focused on the recovery and restoration of child victims of sex trafficking. As a man, Alan has seen how important his male voice is in combating this dark reality in our society. Jessica is a true “lived experience expert.” She has survived ten years of commercial, sexual exploitation and has spent over ten years of advocacy work helping victims escape and recover. Jessica works for Saving Innocence, as well.
How Can I Protect My Kids? With Alan Smyth
With over 25 years of non-profit management and experience, Alan Smyth is the Executive Director of Saving Innocence. Saving Innocence is a non-profit organization that serves, empowers, and advocates for child victims of sex trafficking. Saving Innocence has helped over 2,000 victims of child sex trafficking.
How Your Daily Choices Can Fight Sex Trafficking w/ Alan Smyth EP 522
Men In the Arena Podcast and author Alan Smyth discuss men’s responsibility to step up in the fight against sexual exploitation and human trafficking.
BOF 109: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking
Brotherhood of Fatherhood and author Alan Smyth explore the role of authentic masculinity in ending sexual exploitation and trafficking. There’s a lot of talk these days about the role of masculinity in ending sexual exploitation and trafficking. On one hand, you have people who argue that traditional masculinity is responsible for perpetuating these problems in the first place. On the other hand, you have people who argue that authentic masculinity – the kind that isn’t based on violence or exploitation – is key to solving them. So what’s the truth? What role does authentic masculinity really play in ending sexual exploitation and trafficking?
Dads on Purpose Podcast Episode 68 – Fight For Me w/ Alan Smyth & Jessica Midkiff
What role do men play in keeping our kids out of human trafficking? Josh and Kevin of Dads on Purpose are joined by the Alan Smyth & Jessica Midkiff, co-authors of Men! Fight for Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking.
The Pursuit of Manliness Podcast – episode 238 Alan Smyth & Jessica Midkiff of Saving Innocence
The Pursuit of Manliness podcast talks with Alan Smyth and Jessica Midkiff of Saving Innocence and authors of “Men! Fight for Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking”.
Alan Smyth | Fight for Me – How men can fight against child sex trafficking
Alan Smyth from Saving Innocence talks with Josh Hatcher of the Manlihood Mancast about the fight against child sex trafficking.
Calling All Men to Action – Let’s End Sexual Exploitation & Trafficking – Part One
In this episode, Laura speaks with Alan Smyth, Executive Director for Saving Innocence and co-author of the book ‘Men! Fight for Me: The Role of Authentic Masculinity in Ending Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking’. Alan has been on the front lines of caring for child victims of trafficking for six years through his role with Saving Innocence in LA.
Alan Smyth on @Sea with Justin McRoberts
It was somewhere in the early 2000s when I got a package in the mail from a friend, who had just taken a job with an organization that purported to rescue people from slavery. And I’ve got to admit, and especially at the time, it was something of an embarrassing admission that I had no idea that that was a need. It blew my mind.
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