Toya and Shelley explain why human trafficking does not require movement across borders. What gets lost when abuse, exploitation, and sex trafficking are treated as the same issue, and how greater awareness can lead to practical action rather than fear. They also discuss the often-overlooked work of prevention and long-term recovery, including a three-phase program that helps survivors move toward independent living. It’s a powerful conversation about hope, restoration, and how ordinary people can become part of the solution in their communities.