Ocean Sounds

Moonlit Night Ocean Waves Whisper

Ocean Sounds

Summary

A survivor of human trafficking shares her harrowing experience, highlighting the alarming statistic that the average age for trafficking victims is just 11 years old. She expresses gratitude towards Senator John Houston for his proactive stance on the issue, noting his collaboration with both Democrats and Republicans to implement stricter penalties for traffickers.

The survivor emphasizes the importance of advocacy and urges listeners to support Senator Houston's efforts in protecting survivors in Ohio. She encourages the public to reach out to the senator to reinforce the need for continued action against trafficking.

Show Notes

Gentle waves drift across a moonlit shore, their rhythmic hush pulling you into deep relaxation. The extended soundscape offers a soothing backdrop for sleep or meditation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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