Sex trafficking is a global issue that is more local than many in America think. How can people of conscience with different backgrounds, ideologies, and even political persuasions come together to create a world where no one is bought, sold or exploited? What does it mean to foster a truly survivor-driven anti-trafficking movement? And how do we assure that survivors don't only have a seat at the table — they are at the head of that table?

During "They Are Not For Sale," the Laura Bush Institute for Women's Health Conference, Reflection Ministries in Midland founder Lisa Bownds, Dreamcatcher Foundation founder Brenda-Myers Powell, and The Voices and Faces Project's own Anne K. Ream will come together to discuss these questions, while engaging an audience of health care providers, direct responders and community leaders and influencers in a respectful and deep dialogue about fostering an exploitation-free world.

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