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Harold D'Souza - Career Club Live
Manage episode 388872722 series 3315753
Can you imagine moving to America, chasing the dream of a better life, only to fall prey to the grim reality of labor trafficking? This is the stark reality Harold D'Souza, a survivor and now global advocate for change, faced when he moved from India to the United States. In our conversation with Harold, he narrates his arduous journey, and surely, his tale of resilience and optimism in the face of adversity will leave you inspired.
From being ensnared in the web of human trafficking and debt bondage, Harold fought back, turning his life around in a way that will spark hope in even the most cynical hearts. His tireless efforts in fighting human trafficking through survivor-informed research have not gone unnoticed, earning him recognition from the United Nations with the Human Rights Hero Award. His harrowing experiences and subsequent triumphs are not just about survival but about turning adversity into an opportunity to advocate for change on a global level.
After overcoming his tribulations, Harold set up ICE Open International, a non-profit organization aimed at preventing labor trafficking. Harold shares how crucial education, protection, and empowerment are in this fight. With his insightful conversation on the harsh realities of labor trafficking, Harold will make you realize the urgent need for vigilance and action in our communities. His story is sure to leave an indelible impact, and we hope this episode compels you to join the fight against human trafficking.
Chapters
1. Harold's Journey From India to US (00:00:00)
2. Coming to America (00:04:47)
3. Arranged Marriage and Labor Trafficking (00:10:28)
4. Survivor of Human Labor Trafficking (00:19:35)
5. Journey From Trafficking to White House (00:30:59)
6. Preventing Labor Trafficking (00:39:46)
7. Human Trafficking Awareness and Action (00:46:28)
8. Expressing Gratitude and Support (00:56:30)
112 episodes
Manage episode 388872722 series 3315753
Can you imagine moving to America, chasing the dream of a better life, only to fall prey to the grim reality of labor trafficking? This is the stark reality Harold D'Souza, a survivor and now global advocate for change, faced when he moved from India to the United States. In our conversation with Harold, he narrates his arduous journey, and surely, his tale of resilience and optimism in the face of adversity will leave you inspired.
From being ensnared in the web of human trafficking and debt bondage, Harold fought back, turning his life around in a way that will spark hope in even the most cynical hearts. His tireless efforts in fighting human trafficking through survivor-informed research have not gone unnoticed, earning him recognition from the United Nations with the Human Rights Hero Award. His harrowing experiences and subsequent triumphs are not just about survival but about turning adversity into an opportunity to advocate for change on a global level.
After overcoming his tribulations, Harold set up ICE Open International, a non-profit organization aimed at preventing labor trafficking. Harold shares how crucial education, protection, and empowerment are in this fight. With his insightful conversation on the harsh realities of labor trafficking, Harold will make you realize the urgent need for vigilance and action in our communities. His story is sure to leave an indelible impact, and we hope this episode compels you to join the fight against human trafficking.
Chapters
1. Harold's Journey From India to US (00:00:00)
2. Coming to America (00:04:47)
3. Arranged Marriage and Labor Trafficking (00:10:28)
4. Survivor of Human Labor Trafficking (00:19:35)
5. Journey From Trafficking to White House (00:30:59)
6. Preventing Labor Trafficking (00:39:46)
7. Human Trafficking Awareness and Action (00:46:28)
8. Expressing Gratitude and Support (00:56:30)
112 episodes
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