Alicia (Vanguard University student/producer)
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 27 Jul
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Ending Human Trafficking · 376: Why Documents Decide Who Traffickers Can Exploit Next · 27 Jul 2026
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Syria is one of the twenty-four countries where a mother still can't pass citizenship to her own child.
That single gap in the law can open up a family to exploitation.
It's a small legal detail with a big impact on who's protected and who isn't.
Hi, I'm Alicia.
I'm a student here at Vanguard University and I help produce the show.
Today, Sandy talks with Dr.
Xanthi Sharf, the new President and CEO of the Women's Refugee Commission.
Before joining the WRC, Xanthi led anti trafficking work with the Freedom Fund and has spent her career focused on women and girls around the world.
And now, here's their conversation.
Thank you so much, Sandy.
Thank you Dr.
Xanthi Sharf for showing us how something as simple as a birth certificate can protect a child, and how addressing these seemingly small gaps is crucial to protecting families facing displacement.
Listeners, if you enjoyed this conversation, make sure you check out our website at endinghuman trafficking.org for tons of in-depth show notes and other resources.
If you'd love to help us grow this podcast, you can start by sharing this episode with someone and connecting with us on Facebook, Instagram, or LinkedIn.
And, as always, thank you for listening.
After the New York Times published images from Figueroa Street, advocates asked, was legal consent enough to prevent harm?
In this conversation, Sandy Morgan and journalist Nina Alvarez use that question as a starting point for a deeper conversation.
Nina reflects on ethical duty of care, the lasting life of images, and why stories about trafficking require more than just good intentions.
Her goal is not to hand down a checklist, but to invite journalists, advocates, and listeners into a more careful conversation.
Hi, I'm Alicia, I'm a student here at Vanguard and I help produce the show.
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