In the final episode of the January series Unmasking Human Trafficking in Our Community from the No Me Callo / I Won’t Stay Quiet podcast, Jessica Lomelin closes the series with a powerful call to community action.

In this episode, Jessica reminds listeners that the fight against human trafficking does not belong solely to law enforcement, professionals, or large organizations. It is a collective responsibility that includes neighbors, friends, families, educators, healthcare workers, and anyone who cares.

Drawing from her experience and close work with survivors, Jessica speaks honestly about what real support looks like: listening without judgment, believing survivors, respecting their timelines, and avoiding actions that can cause harm or retraumatization. She highlights that everyday acts of humanity—like noticing, checking in, accompanying someone, and sharing safe resources—can make a meaningful difference.

Human trafficking does not end in January. It happens every day, at all hours. This episode invites listeners to move beyond awareness and toward conscious, empathetic, and respectful action rooted in community care.

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Resources:
The National Human Trafficking Hotline is available 24/7:
📞 1-888-373-7888
🔗 https://humantraffickinghotline.org

This episode marks the close of the series—but not the end of the conversation. No Me Callo / I Won’t Stay Quiet continues to remind us that we all have a place in this fight, and that when communities act with empathy and awareness, they become part of the solution.

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