MY House Matsu
MY House Matsu
MY House Monthly Update: March '22
MY House Monthly Update: March '22
MY House Monthly Update: March '22
Tuesday 1st March 2022
Isaac Smuldin and Michelle Overstreet discuss March's anti-trafficking efforts at MY House, featuring personal stories and upcoming events.
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Get the buttons here!March Moments: MY House's Fight Against Human Trafficking
I really feel strongly about this podcast, Isaac, because when we went to the press conference for the governor talking about these three bills- and this is a story that's on the cover cover of the people's paper- if you live in The Matsu Valley.
What does it take to protect vulnerable youth from the horrors of human trafficking? In this episode, hosts Isaac Smuldin and Michelle Overstreet dive into the March happenings at the MY House youth drop-in center in Wasilla, Alaska. They shed light on the tireless efforts to combat human trafficking, spearheaded by District Governor Cheryl Mativa.
You'll hear about the task force's impactful work and the real-life implications for survivors, as well as new legislation introduced by Governor Dunleavy aimed at tackling this grave issue. This episode isn't just about policy; it's about people. Guest speakers Blaise Bell and Stacey Yates share their personal journeys, offering a poignant glimpse into the challenges and triumphs faced by those directly affected.
The hosts also tease some exciting upcoming events, including a zoom call focused on mental health and wellness. Whether you're passionate about advocacy or simply curious about the incredible work being done, this episode of the MY House Podcast Network offers both insight and inspiration. Tune in to understand how a community can come together to make a difference in young lives.