In this episode of the Emancipation Nation, Sarah Symons, a self-educated, non-profit developer shares her anti-trafficking journey. Sarah shares her insights on what it has been like going from a songwriter for soap operas to owning and operating a non-profit organization that serves 750 girls a year. She was inspired in 2003 by a documentary, The Day My God Died, she watched by chance. Since then, she developed her own non-profit organization based in Nepal and India—Her Future Coalition—that has been built for women in trafficking situations to become empowered, free, and strong. Also, information on an exciting new Emancipation Nation Network coming soon to provide you with ways to connect daily and weekly with anti-trafficking advocates across the U.S. and around the world, along with the ability to take a variety of anti-trafficking focused courses and workshops!