Speaking Out - They know, they've been there
Speaking Out is a video-based research project led by youth who have personal experience in the sex trade. This project will give experiential youth a chance to give their perspectives on the problems facing sexually exploited youth and to propose potential solutions. With the support of youth services agencies working in the area, 8 young researchers will interview up to 100 people who are or have been involved in the sex trade as youth. This is one of very few programs where youth who have been sexually exploited take the lead in carrying out the research, defining the key issues, and developing educational materials based on the information collected. A training program has been developed for the youth researchers that includes media production, participatory-action research methods, interviewing techniques and general life skills.
We are in stage one of the Speaking Out project. Thirty community based organizations have been surveyed about key issues and concerns. During February the information gathered from the survey is being compiled. Meetings with Speaking Out Advisory Board - made up of representatives from key organization, AMES grads and potential staff- are being held to finalize the curriculum, staffing and logistics for the program.
In March participants will be recruited through our network of supporting organizations. Interviews will be carried out by the project coordinator, at least one peer mentor, and relevant organizational representatives.
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