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Beyond Survival: Rebuilding Lives After Abuse

Loree Tamayo is the founder and executive director of Yesterday’s Gone. She developed the property and program to help women like herself who have experienced abuse and trauma heal and become strong, independent individuals. She believes that all pain has a purpose, and once it is overcome, it can be used to help others do the same. Loree’s extensive experience in healthcare administration has been instrumental in developing the organization’s operations and programming. When she’s not working, she enjoys spending time with her loving husband and their three dogs, three goats, and two cats. Loree finds animals deeply therapeutic and a great source of joy.https://yesterdaysgone.org/ [https://yesterdaysgone.org/]

On the Front Lines

In this episode, we sit down with a seasoned law enforcement professional who brings over two decades of experience & expertise. With 21 years on the force and the past six spent supervising an Organized Crime Unit, our guest offers a rare inside look at the complex and often dangerous world of investigations. The conversation explores the realities behind tackling trafficking-related crimes, responding to evolving changes, and confronting the growing challenges of human trafficking and illicit massage parlor activity. Drawing from years of frontline and leadership experience, our guest shares how these issues have evolved, the emotional weight of the work, and what it takes to lead a unit tasked with some of the most high-stakes investigations. This episode provides an eye-opening perspective on modern organized crime, the human stories behind the headlines, and the resilience required to serve in one of law enforcement’s most demanding roles.

Here's What's New!

Join us this episode as we catch up everybody on all of the changes, transitions & growth that The Key2Free has seen in the last few months! Six and Teri address some of the most common questions we have received during this season!

A Survivors Impact

No one is a better expert in the field of anti-human trafficking than a survivor. We are honored this month to share the microphone & platform with Cynthia Borsellino; a survivor leader, educator, professional speaker, activist, singer/song-writer, author, poet & musician! Cynthia is a great friend, mentor, and role model to all women that know her. She empowers women to identify their passions in life and how to achieve them, regardless of their past.

Human Trafficking 101 Repost

Happy New Year! Each January, we celebrate National Human Trafficking Awareness & Prevention Month, a presidential designation to raise awareness, educate the public, and encourage action against human trafficking. Join us for Human Trafficking 101 as we reiterate the importance of knowing the facts, statistics, and realities of human trafficking in our communities!