Welcome, welcome to today's episode of the Lindsay Elmore Show.

In today's episode, we will be talking with two non-profit organization founders.

First, I'll be talking with Ben Coley, founder of Hope for Justice, an organization that aims to

eliminate modern day slavery. I'll be talking with him about how to spot the signs of human trafficking in our day-to-day

environment.

Then I'll chat with Naomi Ackerman, the founder of the AdVote Project, about how theater

can help people access their feelings, improve communication, and prevent bad behaviors in teens and young adults.

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Ben Coley co-founded Hope for Justice in 2008 to bring an end to modern slavery and human trafficking.

He rapidly grew it into a multi-award winning charity with strong links with government and law enforcement.

Hope for Justice now works in 32 locations across five continents. The Charities program reaches more than 71,000

children in the last year alone and successfully reintegrated more than a thousand vulnerable

and exploited minors back to their families or into family-based care. Under Ben's leadership,

Hope for Justice trained more than 12,000 professionals this year to identify the signs of

modern slavery and successfully worked with police to bring down the gang responsible for the largest

human trafficking case in British history.

The judge in the case called it an absolutely remarkable work.

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