# Shandra Woworuntu
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shandra woworuntu was a member of the U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking and a survivor of human trafficking and domestic violence.
Woworuntu was born in Indonesia, and in 2001 she travelled to the USA expecting a job in the hospitality industry but was instead forced into the sex industry and prostituted. She eventually escaped her captors and helped convict her traffickers.
Human Trafficking - Human Rights Violations Against Women and Children in Plain Sight
We are excited to have with us Shandra Woworuntu and Rahana Rampersad of Mentari Human Trafficking Survivor Empowerment Program Inc. based in New York. Mentari is a 501c3 nonprofit that was founded in 2014 by Shandra Wowowruntu, with a team of anti-trafficking advocates, to provide prevention, ment…
Sold into sex work
Over 79% of the world's trafficking victims are subject to sexual exploitation, and an overwhelming number of them are women and girls. Kim Chakanetsa speaks to two women who not only survived and escaped that experience, but have gone on to change laws and create support networks for fellow surviv…
January 4, 2024: Evening Roundup
Developers Equinor and BP have canceled plans for a large offshore wind farm off the Long Island coast. Plus, new data from the state shows residents in the Bronx experience the highest rates of food insecurity in New York. Also, WNYC’s Sean Carlson and Guilia Heyward discuss what to look out for f…
Episode 2: Problems on the Ground
In this episode, Melanie and her guests, Shandra Woworuntu and Laura Mullen, expand on what they’re seeing on the streets of New York City. They talk about the consequences of NYC’s current de facto decriminalization policy, the increase in street prostitution in East New York, the brothels in Jack…
Healing Through Food — Part 1 | Indonesian Cuisine with Shandra Woworuntu
In the first episode of a two-part story, we have lunch with Shandra Woworuntu, an Indonesian chef and activist working to eradicate human trafficking. Over Gado-gado salad and Ayem Goreng Kremes at Awang Kitchen, Shandra tells us about growing up in Indonesia, living through the Asian Financial Cr…
Human Trafficking Survivor's Pursuit To Save Others
When Shandra Woworuntu was 24 years old, she left her home country of Indonesia in hopes of finding a job and a better life in the United States. Once she arrived in America, she quickly realized the job she had applied for did not exist and she was thrust into the unimaginable.
Shandra joins Benj…
How a Human Trafficking Survivor Turned Her Story Into a Global Mission | Shandra Woworuntu
How do you turn one of the darkest experiences of your life into a mission that protects others? In this episode of Legacy All-Stars, Alan Pavlosky sits down with Shandra Woworuntu, human trafficking survivor, advocate, and founder of Mentari Human Trafficking Survivor Empowerment Program. After su…
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