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1. What was your experience when you were trafficked?
2. How did you get out of sex trafficking?
3. At what age did you first get involved in sex trafficking?
4. Why did you start helping other girls?
5. Do you have any other projects you are currently doing?

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Her foundation is called Great Hope

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Susan had helped over 100 victims. She helps survivors by giving them a safe home, getting them to where they need to be academic wise and personally. She also helps them accept what has happened to them and helps the girls not let their past define them

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Susan Munsey got started with great hope because she wanted to do something to help young girls who are being trafficked, because she was also sex trafficked and knows how a young girl could feel.

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"It's not just about creating safety physically, but psychologically as well,"
"I always knew that God would use that time that I was trafficked in some way. It wasn't just going to be wasted time."

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To get involved you could be an intern or volunteer, or donate money. You can find other ways to get involved on the Generate Hope website.

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Susan Munsey is a woman who helps victims of the sex trade or sex trafficking. She was once a victim herself at the age of 15, until she was 16 when she got arrested for prostitution. She had already started some other projects to help victims, but she founded Great Hope. Great Hope is a safe home for rescued girls to come to and open up and get back to real life, and dealing with what they have been through. Susan started helping other girls because her experience made her feel like she had to do something to help these other girls. Susan knows all about trafficking and how the process works. Most traffickers find girls as young as 14 and pose to be their friend online. They usually go to sites where they know most teens are active, like dating websites or popular hangouts. Susan says trafficking happens right up under people’s noses. Because traffickers are less likely to get caught because they train the girl on how to act in public. Which is why she created Great Hope, to make a home where woman could find safety and themselves.

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https://www.cnn.com/2018/09/27/us/cnnheroes-susan-munsey-generatehope/index.html
http://generatehope.org/