For my Capstone, I created a project focused on exposing the truth about sex trafficking—what it really looks like and why so few people recognize it. I started with research using credible sources like Polaris, Thorn, and RAINN, and included real survivor stories that show how trafficking often hides in plain sight. My original plan was to partner with anti-trafficking organizations, but when that didn’t work out, I shifted and chose to present directly to students. I created a slide presentation, reflection paper, and resource materials to educate others on how trafficking works, what red flags to look for, and how to stay aware. I presented my project to multiple classes and opened conversations about prevention, safety, and support. This project taught me how to use my voice to inform others and how one conversation can make a difference. The goal wasn’t just to inform. It was to protect.