How Traffickers Gain a Child's Trust | Eileen Dong | redM: The Movement EP24
Children aren't usually taken by force. More often, they're groomed. It begins with attention, friendship, and trust. Long before families recognize what's happening, someone behind a screen has already started building a relationship. In this episode, Eileen Dong shares how online grooming has changed the landscape of human trafficking, why children are especially vulnerable online, and what parents, educators, and communities need to understand before it's too late. This conversation exposes how traffickers earn trust, why victims often don't realize they're being manipulated, and how awareness can become the first line of prevention.
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