Here at Empower Her Network, we’re committed to 100% transparency when it comes to the process of onboarding new members and helping them achieve their goals. With so many deserving survivors in need of support, how do we decide who to help and how to...
“Your relationship with yourself is the most important human relationship you will ever have.” These powerful words come from Jennifer Keitt, CEO of The Keitt Institute and the eighth speaker in EHN’s Empowerment Speaker Series. On March 17, 2021, Keitt led a webinar focused on the concept...
We are excited to announce our next Speaker Series webinar on Wednesday, March 17, 2021! The webinar will start at 8pm EST/5pm PST. This month is open to the public, and we welcome Jennifer Keitt, CEO of The Keitt Institute, who will talk about Living Strong....
It's an exciting time to live in Tampa, despite the current pandemic. New restaurants line the sidewalks downtown. The Riverwalk offers opportunities to breathe in the fresh air, walk, run, bike or paddle. The weather right now is some of the best we have all year,...
For all of us, our day to day has changed dramatically over the past year. I don't need to list all the ways our reality has shifted. We can all feel it in every part of our lives. As an EHN advocate, my work also...
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. 2020 has been challenging and has disproportionately impacted vulnerable communities, especially survivors of trafficking. However, if you want to know what Empower Her Network stands for, hum the above song in your head and read below....
The network is heartbroken to share a piercing loss to both the anti-trafficking community and the underserved immigrant population. Priscilla Angenor, attorney and integral board member of Empower Her Network, left this world more capable than she found it. As we grieve in our shocked...
As schools, businesses, churches, and organizations across the country close to flatten the curve of COVID-19 cases, survivors on a path to fiscal independence struggle. The women in our program do not have resources to stockpile groceries, pay for childcare, or make ends meet when...
A common argument for the decriminalization of sex work is that if women choose to sell their body, that’s their right. In discussions, this can be positioned as a feminist, almost entrepreneurial stance. Coming from the anti-trafficking world, I look at this with a different...
Let’s Be Thankful Every Day...