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Sexual abuse, human trafficking, drug addiction, rape, prison, and domestic violenceBarbara Amaya experienced it all on first on the streets of Washington DC and then New York City, most of it before her sixteenth birthday. In Nobody’s Girl she shares her journey from trafficking victim to human rights advocate, weaving together a story of loss, pain, courage, and transformation.
Sexual abuse, human trafficking, drug addiction, rape, prison, and domestic violenceBarbara Amaya experienced it all on first on the streets of Washington DC and then New York City, most of it...
Sexual abuse, human trafficking, drug addiction, rape, prison, and domestic violenceBarbara Amaya experienced it all on first on the streets of Washington DC and then New York City, most of it before her sixteenth birthday. In Nobody’s Girl she shares her journey from trafficking victim to human rights advocate, weaving together a story of loss, pain, courage, and transformation.
Advance Praise
”Barbara Amaya has a powerful story to tell, as a survivor of human trafficking she feels a responsibility to empower others with her story of overcoming adversity.” -Holly Smith, survivor advocate author of Walking Prey“Human “This book tells an incredible story that shouldn’t be missed. Barbara Amaya is an amazing human being who tells a story that touches the very depths of human existence. Don’t miss this book – it will touch your heart and bring you to places that you need to know about in this life.” -Dr. Fred Bemak, Professor and Director of the Diversity Research and Action Consortium, George Mason University “In Nobody’s Girl, Barbara Amaya tells a gripping story about child sex trafficking and abuse, and of a life reclaimed — her own. She shares her story with unflinching honesty, intelligence, verve and, yes, wit, challenging many common assumptions, misconceptions and myths that people have about the sexual exploitation of children in particular and the trafficking of human beings in general. Everyone who cares about children, social justice and human dignity should read this book and take action, like Barbara has done, to prevent what happened to her from happening to others.” -Kay Chernush, Founder/Director, ArtWorks for Freedom
”Barbara Amaya has a powerful story to tell, as a survivor of human trafficking she feels a responsibility to empower others with her story of overcoming adversity.” -Holly Smith, survivor advocate...
”Barbara Amaya has a powerful story to tell, as a survivor of human trafficking she feels a responsibility to empower others with her story of overcoming adversity.” -Holly Smith, survivor advocate author of Walking Prey“Human “This book tells an incredible story that shouldn’t be missed. Barbara Amaya is an amazing human being who tells a story that touches the very depths of human existence. Don’t miss this book – it will touch your heart and bring you to places that you need to know about in this life.” -Dr. Fred Bemak, Professor and Director of the Diversity Research and Action Consortium, George Mason University “In Nobody’s Girl, Barbara Amaya tells a gripping story about child sex trafficking and abuse, and of a life reclaimed — her own. She shares her story with unflinching honesty, intelligence, verve and, yes, wit, challenging many common assumptions, misconceptions and myths that people have about the sexual exploitation of children in particular and the trafficking of human beings in general. Everyone who cares about children, social justice and human dignity should read this book and take action, like Barbara has done, to prevent what happened to her from happening to others.” -Kay Chernush, Founder/Director, ArtWorks for Freedom
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