When Britney Higgs went on a high-risk mission to northern Iraq, she met a group of women and girls who had just been rescued from trafficking by ISIS.
As she looked into their eyes, they shared heartbreaking stories. Even though they were physically free, many of them wished they had died in captivity. Britney knew that couldn’t be the end of their story.
That moment inspired Britney to create a nonprofit that helps survivors of human trafficking. Listen to more of Britney’s personal journey of sexual abuse to helping others live in freedom on this episode of GPS: God. People Stories.
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