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Breaking the Cycle of Harm: How Early Trauma Fuels Exploitation and Addiction

Monthly Blog

October reminds us of many overlapping landscapes of vulnerability; from Domestic Violence Awareness Month to National Bullying Prevention Month to National Substance Abuse Prevention Month; yet what often goes unseen is how these threads link together: how childhood bullying and grooming set the stage, and how exploitation and substance use can follow in turn. For CASH’s mission, that linkage is crucial: the women we serve […]

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Trafficking in the Digital Age: How Tech Shapes Exploitation; And How Survivors Can Find Justice

Monthly Blog

Human trafficking continues to evolve, and in today’s world, traffickers are using online tools in ways that make exploitation harder to see but no less real. From escort ads and fake social media profiles to artificial intelligence (AI)-generated images, technology is now part of the trafficking industry. But just as traffickers adapt, so too do

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Awareness of Sex Trafficking in the Sacramento Region

CASH Updates and Information

Guest Blog from The Institute for Social Research Sex trafficking is an issue that is hidden from public awareness throughout the Sacramento Region. The Institute for Social Research at Sacramento State surveyed 1,948 residents across the Sacramento Region (El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba Counties) to measure their level of   awareness and understanding

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