Day 104: Friday Organization

Friday Organization: The International Rescue Committee

Website: http://www.rescue.org

Day 103: Definition of Family/Folks

Phrase: Family/Folks

Definition: "The term used to describe the other individuals under the control of the same pimp. He plays the role of father (or “Daddy”) while the group fulfills the need for a “family.”"

Day 102: Definition of Exit Fee

Phrase: Exit Fee

Definition: "The money a pimp will demand from a victim who is thinking about trying to leave. It will be an exorbitant sum, to discourage her from leaving. Most pimps never let their victims leave." 

Day 101: Definition of Daddy

Word: Daddy

Definition: "The term a pimp will often require his victim to all him."

Day 100: Definition of Circuit

Word: Circuit

Definition: "A series of cities among which prostituted people are moved. One example would be the West Coast circuit of San Diego, Las Vegas, Portland, and the cities between. The term can also refer to a chain of states such as the “Minnesota pipeline” by which victims are moved through a series of locations from Minnesota to markets in New York."

Day 99: All in the Definitions

This week I would like to focus on Definitions and phrases again.

The first phrase and definition is: Caught a Case. 

Caught a Case is a term "that refers to when a pimp or victim has been arrested and charged with a crime."  

Day 98: Saturday Book

Today's Book is "The Wounded Heart" by Dan Allender. 

Book: The Wounded Heart: Hope For Adult Victims Of Childhood Sexual Abuse

Day 97: Friday Organization

Friday Organization: Justice Society - "Hate Evil. Love Good. Do Justice"

Website: http://justicesociety.org

Day 96: HT Trends Part IV

"Minors were found in traveling sales crews, domestic work, and in the agriculture industry. The trafficking center also found a significant portion of trafficked minors had interacted with the child welfare system in some capacity while being trafficked" - National Human Trafficking Resource Center

Day 95: HT Trends Part III

"Cases of labor trafficking were most commonly found in domestic work, with significant concentrations appearing in the Northeast, in southern Florida and in southern California. Victims of labor trafficking were also found in traveling sales crews and among the nation’s migrant and seasonal farm workers" - National Human Trafficking Resource Center