Episode 179: Recognizing Signs of Grooming and Trafficking (w/ Tiffani Price)

The Forgotten Podcast

The Forgotten Initiative

Christian, Kids & Family, Fostercare, Family, Adoption

4.9 • 532 Ratings

🗓️ 17 April 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

TW: This episode does contain mentions of abuse, sexual abuse, human trafficking, and Satanic Ritual Abuse that we want you to be aware of before listening.

We know that youth in and out of foster care are a very vulnerable population and at risk for trafficking. However, what you might not realize is that 60% of all child sex trafficking victims have histories in the child welfare system, according to the National Foster Youth Institute.

My guest today knows the reality of human trafficking on a very personal level. Tiffani Price is a survivor of human trafficking and Satanic Ritual Abuse (SRA). She deeply understands the many difficulties facing this vulnerable population as she was trafficked by her adoptive parents. Today, Tiffani has founded a nonprofit called GloryB to help support other survivors.

In this episode, Tiffani bravely shares her story and helps us understand how we can protect children in our care by recognizing signs of grooming and trafficking.

Show Notes: https://theforgotteninitiative.org/tiffani-price-179/

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0:00.0	Today's episode is brought to you by Samaritan Ministries,
0:03.0	a community of Christians who care for one another spiritually and financially when a medical need arises.
0:08.6	It's biblical, affordable health care sharing.
0:11.2	Learn more at samaritan ministries.org slash the Forgotten Podcast.
0:15.7	Sharing the stories of the foster care community.
0:19.8	This is The Forgotten podcast.
0:21.6	It's a hard recovery and we just need people to say, you know, to be diligent and to be steadfast and saying like, no matter what you do, I'm still going to love you because, you know, what happened to you, isn't you.
0:47.8	Hey, it's Jamie Cabe. Welcome back to the Forgotten podcast. Here we are sharing stories of the foster care community. With every episode, our goal is to learn from children, parents, and workers in foster care so that we can all grow in our awareness and be encouraged to support this community right where we live.
1:03.0	If you want to learn more about the work of TFI, catch up on past podcast episodes, read engaging articles, or donate to send support to this community,
1:14.4	head on over to the forgotteninitiative.org. We are in this together. Thank you for listening
1:21.9	and engaging with us. Okay, it is time. Let's do this.
1:28.3	Well, we know that youth in and out of foster care are a very vulnerable population and at risk for human trafficking,
1:46.8	for sex trafficking.
1:48.5	Tiffany, you know this on a personal level.
1:51.7	You are a survivor of human trafficking and not only that, but of SRA, which is satanic ritual
1:59.6	abuse.
2:05.4	You deeply understand the many difficulties facing this vulnerable population and you're passionate about making a difference. In fact, you founded an
2:12.1	organization of ministry called Glory B to help support other survivors. And Tiffany, I just thank you so much for your
2:20.5	willingness to come on today and for being here to share your story. Thank you. You, like I just
2:28.4	shared, are a survivor. You're a survivor of some horrific things, human trafficking, satanic ritual abuse.
2:35.7	Do you mind starting by just even defining what these are for those who don't know?
2:41.4	Yeah.
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