Pamela Price Unfiltered
Exposing injustice. Holding the powerful accountable. Turning awareness into action.
This podcast goes beyond the headlines to break down the biggest issues shaping our communities—systemic racism, police accountability, economic injustice, and more. With unfiltered insights, bold analysis, and real conversations with changemakers, Pamela Price tackles the truth behind the systems impacting real people, real families, and real lives.
If you're ready to challenge the status quo and push for real change, this is the podcast for you.
Pamela Price Unfiltered
Human Trafficking, Foster Care, & The Power of Belonging with Robynne Jeisman
"If we operate out of wounding, it’s dangerous. If we operate out of healing, we change others as they change us."
In this episode of Pamela Price Unfiltered, we dive deep into the uncomfortable realities of the human trafficking "food chain" and the systemic failures that lead our youth from foster care in modern day slavery: human trafficking.
Our guest, Robynne Jeisman, founder of Turntable Housing, shares her 27 years of international experience working with high-risk and vulnerable adolescents. From the shocking statistics of Oakland’s trafficking trade to a revolutionary housing model that prioritizes a "good night's sleep" and "choice and voice," this conversation is a masterclass in empathy and action.
📍 Key Topics Discussed:
The Pimp Myth: Why trafficking is gender-neutral and how the human trafficking "food chain" works.
Social Isolation: The #1 contributor to sexual exploitation.
Oakland’s Crisis: How Oakland is the 3rd largest hub for trafficking in the U.S.
The Power of a Private Room: How basic needs like sleep can break the cycle of addiction and trauma.
Turntable’s Model: Moving youth from foster care to independent, thriving lives.
Support the Mission: Learn more about Turntable and how you can help underserved youth in the Bay Area.
www.turntablehousing.com
Sponsored by: Eloise Real Estate Group – Selling real estate is what they do; service is who they are. Call 510-386-0547.
