# Sophie Otiende
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sophie otiende is a Kenyan activist and advocate for survivors of human trafficking. She is a former board member and programme consultant at HAART (Awareness Against Human Trafficking) which is the only organization that focuses on counter-human trafficking in Kenya. She is currently a board member at Global Fund to End Modern Slavery GFEMS and works for Liberty Shared as the Regional Operations Manager, Africa.
Modern slavery is unseen because it's convenient
Sophie Otiende, Chief Executive Officer of the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery, and Grace Forrest, Founding Director of Walk Free, join the ILO's Future of Work podcast to explore the many reasons for the continued existence of modern slavery and the role we can all play in finally putting an end…
What are the root causes of modern day slavery?
A report says some 50 million people are victims of exploitation by others and the situation is getting worse. So, what's being done to stop it?
Join host Mohammed Jamjoom.
Guests:
Sophie Otiende - CEO of the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery and human-trafficking survivor.
Phil Robertson - D…
Sophie Otiende, CEO of the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery, on creating a survivor-led environment
The CEO of the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery, Sophie Otiende, advocates for a survivor-led environment, enabling those with lived experience to have space, use their voice and become leaders in tackling modern slavery.
Sophie was trafficked as a child and is herself a survivor-leader; she know…
Trafficking survivor Sophie Otiende fights to end exploitation
Kenyan woman Sophie Otiende was taken from her family at just thirteen, put to work and denied the education promised by her uncle. She now runs a fund to combat modern slavery globally.
Trafficking survivor Sophie Otiende fights to end exploitation
Kenyan woman Sophie Otiende was taken from her family at just thirteen, put to work and denied the education promised by her uncle. She now runs a fund to combat modern slavery globally.
Revisit: What are the roots of modern day slavery?
A recent report says some 50 million people are victims of exploitation by others and the situation is getting worse. So, what's being done to stop it?
Join host Mohammed Jamjoom.
Guests:
Sophie Otiende - CEO of the Global Fund to End Modern Slavery and human-trafficking survivor.
Phil Robert…
TIP Report & Survivor Leadership - Sophie Otiende
Sophie Otiende is a champion for victims of human trafficking, advocating for their rights and elevating human trafficking as a priority, in Kenya, and around The World. Her expertise, patience, and bravery have positioned her as a source of inspiration and confidant for other survivors of traffic…
Let's Talk...'A Truly Global Movement'
Warning: This episode contains references to human exploitation and is only intended to be heard by adults aged 18 and over. If you are likely to find this distressing, emotionally triggering or challenging, please consider carefully how you might want to engage with this episode. We’ve provided l…
Change Happens in Relationship with Sophie Otiende
Sophie Otiende believes the most radical thing her parents did was raise children they chose to have, with intention and love. That foundation—being fully accepted at home—shaped everything: her approach to activism, her refusal to be married to ideas, her conviction that healing happens through co…
Who owns the story? | Decolonise How?
"The first place that people are dehumanised is in stories." - Sophie Otiende
The way we tell stories about humanitarian crises can distort the realities of the people living through them. From news coverage and research to aid donation appeals, there is a tendency to simplify, decontextualise, an…
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