🔴WARNING. You are about to hear a discussion that may make you uncomfortable. It is raw – real – today’s reality about the landscape surrounding the oppressive sex trade and the journeys of survivors of sexual exploitation in America. Escalating and seemingly becoming normalized. BUT – NOT ON JANET JENSEN’S WATCH – SHE IS A WARRIOR! Crimes against girls and women are far more COMMON than people recognize. Most go unreported or at best are underreported. You cannot stand in a room or walk down a street with people without being in the PRESENCE of someone who has been impacted and scarred by sexual violence in their lifetime. JANET JENSEN is the Founder and CEO of The Jensen Project and has spent the last 40 years dedicating her time and resources creating pathways for survivors of sexual violence to have healing opportunities and to prevent theses horrendous occurrences from happening in the first place. Janet’s organization, The Jensen Project, works year-round to identify and support nonprofits directly serving women and girls who have been affected by sexual violence. To date, The Jensen Project has distributed millions of dollars to organizations who offer direct services to survivors. This funding helps maintain and grow these imperative programs, who without, would leave survivors in the vicious cycle of re-exploitation and perhaps returning this lifestyle of extreme violence. Janet joins the Warriors to discuss a groundbreaking new documentary, The Right Track, premiering Friday, June 13 at the DC/DOX Film Festival 2025 in Washington, D.C. Learn more from survivors of human trafficking – sex and all forms of exploitation – and how you can take action to help stop these human rights abuses happening in every town, city and rural area across America. The Right Track is a must-watch for anyone invested in human dignity and justice. Stay tuned for additional screenings of The Right Track coming to a town near you soon! 🔴 The Right Track: https://righttrackfilm.com 🔴 June 13, 2025 World Premiere – Tickets: https://dcdoxfest.com/films/the-right…