After escaping her traffickers, certain death and a life of servitude, she was able to finish her senior year of high school, attend college and obtain a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Ball State University. Ms. Flores has been a licensed Social Worker in Ohio for over twenty years. She also holds a Master's in Counseling Education from the University of Dayton.
After twenty years of silence and losing her voice, she has gained her inner freedom and her voice and publically shares how she survived, how she broke free; how she healed and how she helps. Join her as she embarks on a crusade to save others still living this form of modern day slavery. Become a supporter of Gracehaven- her passionate endeavor to provide a place of refuge, healing and rebirth for girls that break free the chains of slavery.
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Ms. Flores is honored to be apart of the "Invisible: Slavery Today" traveling exhibit of The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Museum in Cincinnati Ohio.
Contact the museum to see how you can get this inspiriational and educational exhibit at your upcoming conference.
Announcing the STOP the Traffick Survivor's/Advocate's Quilt. Ms. Flores has contributed a panel for this moving quilt that will be displayed for survivors and advocates.
Awards:
*2010 Ruby Award
*2009 Sunny 95's 20 Women You Should Know
*2009 Soroptimist- Women Making a Difference
*PAVE- Dedication to Prevention.
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