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HER Resiliency Center Launches Triple Crown Academy
PRESS RELEASE: HER Resiliency Center is proud to announce the launch of its ground-breaking Triple Crown Academy, ...
Interview: Natasha Guynes
BALTIMORE MAGAZINE: Natasha Guynes’ story is unlike any you’ve heard. Addicted to alcohol and crack cocaine as a ...
HER Resiliency Center opens in Fells Point
WMAR-2 NEWS: They help women who have survived human trafficking and drug addiction. Now, HER Resiliency Center is ...
Human Trafficking in Our Own Backyard
WMAR-2 NEWS: It's something happening in our backyard and many may not even realize, human trafficking. Natasha ...
Identifying Signs of Human Trafficking
FOX 45 NEWS: Human trafficking has been called domestic violence on steroids - and experts say the psychological ...
The Devastating Consequences When We Fail to Fulfill Our Role as Protector
MARYLAND MATTERS: When leaders who have been identified as protectors fail to act, they only reinforce that our ...
Spotlight: Natasha Guynes, Her Resiliency Center
CTIPP PARTNER SPOTLIGHT: We wanted to share Natasha’s perspectives and expertise with the trauma-informed movement ...
Former Sex Worker Worries Mosby’s Policy on Prostitution Is Hurting Women on the Streets
FOX 45 NEWS: Under Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s current policy, prostitution is not being ...
Opinion: Baltimore Needs Strong, Imaginative Leaders Who Understand the Challenges of Women on the Margins
MARYLAND MATTERS: Very few have ever had to make the hard choice of selling their bodies so they have a place to ...
‘They’re Not Looking at the Whole Picture’ | Concerns over Mosby’s Prosecution Policy
FOX 45 NEWS: Baltimore City’s top prosecutor Marilyn Mosby announced her office will no longer prosecute what she ...
Hidden Gems: Meet Natasha Guynes of Her Resiliency Center
VOYAGE BALTIMORE: Today we’d like to introduce you to Natasha Guynes.
Orapin: Natasha Guynes | Her Resiliency Center
ORAPIN: I want people to know that where we start isn’t where we have to end. Our trauma doesn’t have to define ...
Town Hall on Violence in Baltimore – Accountability Leads to Effective Crime Plan
FOX 45 NEWS: Asked about Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby’s recent decision to stop prosecuting many ...
Louisiana Lawmaker Scraps Bill to Decriminalize Prostitution
KATC 3 ABC: “With all due respect, can any of you tell the difference between sex work and sex trafficking?” said ...
Concerns over Mosby Not Prosecuting Sex Work
FOX 45 NEWS: Mosby’s new policy leaves a lot of women vulnerable to being trafficked. Until we can start to ...
Anti-Trafficking Activist Says Mosby’s Policy on Prostitution Discussed By Men Online
FOX 45 NEWS: "Traffickers are business people and they read the business news and that is their business news,” ...
Op-Ed: Pandemic Prosecution Limitations Are Hurting Sex Trafficking Outreach Efforts
THE BALTIMORE SUN: Many women I’ve supported may look like a prostitute — but the truth is that they are often ...
Anti-Trafficking Activist Concerned About Dismissing Non-Violent Offenders in Baltimore
FOX NEWS 45: Natasha Guynes, a member of the Baltimore Human Trafficking Collaborative was shocked to find ...
Rising Above With Natasha Guynes
MAKE MEANING PODCAST: This week on the Make Meaning podcast, Natasha talks with Lynne Golodner about her journey ...
Sex Work Is Almost Never a Choice
MARIE CLAIRE: Even as women push to break glass ceilings in every industry, there is still one area where too many ...
Pay It Forward: Her Resiliency Center Helps Young Women Find 2nd Chance At Life
FOX 5: A non-profit in Washington is helping women to find a second chance at life. HER Resiliency Center aids ...
Heart Threads: Natasha’s Story
WUSA 9: Working on Capitol Hill, Natasha was terrified her past as a prostitute would come back to haunt her. ...
No More Hiding
THE MOTH: By telling her story of triumph over poverty, addiction, and sexual exploitation, Natasha Guynes uses ...
Fulfilling Our Last Resolutions of 2017
NEWSLETTER: Here are a few HER organizational highlights that you helped us achieve in 2017.
HER Resiliency Center Lands a Home for Young Women
WASHINGTON CITYPAPER: “We need a safe place to live, a support system, help to get a degree, help to get a job. ...
Announcing the HER Street Outreach Team
NEWSLETTER: HER has a new Street Outreach Team that is on foot, on the streets – overnight– connecting with ...
One Year of Open Doors
NEWSLETTER: Wow, it’s amazing how fast time flies! Can you believe that HER Resiliency Center opened its doors one ...
HER’s Natasha Guynes meets with Forward Motion’s Karen Allyn
FORWARD MOTION: "What I wanted to do with this organization was to help other women get on their feet and figure ...
HER Holiday Newsletter 2016
NEWSLETTER: Your gift will have a tangible impact that you can see directly in each of our young women, like Nataly.
HER Thanksgiving Newsletter 2016
NEWSLETTER: This year we went from a vision to supporting 30 young women (peers) and two full-time staff members.
Natasha Guynes is Helping Young Women to Thrive
UBALT STUDENT VENTURES: Unlike so many other people who internalize their survival skills as the only way they can ...
After working as a call girl, she went to Capitol Hill to make a difference
THE WASHINGTON POST MAGAZINE: Natasha Guynes, 35, is president and founder of HER Resiliency Center, a nonprofit ...
From Sex Worker to Hill Staffer
ROLL CALL: Former Reid staffer Natasha Guynes overcame hardship in her 20s and has started a nonprofit to help ...
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