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Hartland coffee shop saves girls, women from trafficking
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Hartland coffee shop saves girls, women from trafficking
Shea Prisk remembers the day his eyes were opened to the horrors of human trafficking. He was in college at the time, attending a luncheon that featured a man from Nepal who had started a foundation to aid women and girls who had been trafficked. “I had no context for that at the time,” he said. He admits to even being a little cynical that the women were actually victims. But after hearing the personal details of a woman’s story, everything cha…
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