What does a victim of sex trafficking look like?
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Group Home Update
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Photo Courtesy of Danillo izzuti
Dear Courtney's House Supporters:
As a survivor of domestic minor sex trafficking I founded Courtney’s House determined to provide comprehensive services, program and opportunities that were sadly missing when I was forced into sex trafficking as a teenager, and then later “freed,” only to be forced into the juvenile detention system for my “crime.” A group home for our survivors is a better alternative to being locked up for a crime they have never committed.
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In the News
- In 2010, Tina Frundt the Executive Director and Founder of Courtney’s House is the first American to receive from Free the Slaves, the prestigious Frederick Douglas Award.The award is given to an individual who has survived slavery and is using their life in freedom to help others.
- Watch Lisa Ling’s Our America segment 3AM Girls as Tina and Lisa go undercover to expose the world of domestic minor sex trafficking in the nation’s capital.
- Tina was also featured on the Dr. Oz Show, CNN, Redbook Magazine, the Montel Williams Show, the Oprah Winfrey Show, and numerous television spots and publications.
