Human Trafficking: You are not alone in your pain | Sharon Kamukama | TEDxMableton
Vulnerability. That’s the open door. We all want to belong, to feel seen, valued, and loved—and human traffickers know it. They don’t just exploit people. They study them. They know how to turn a human being into a commodity. They know how to create trauma bonds so strong, victims can’t tell the difference between manipulation and affection.In her TEDx talk, Sharon Kamukama reveals the brutal simplicity of it all: supply and demand. That’s the engine of this modern-day slavery. Whether it’s a lonely teenage girl starved of affection or a mother desperate to feed her child, traffickers zero in on their vulnerability like sharks to blood. And that’s what keeps the cycle going. Sharon Kamukama is a highly sought after Speaker, Thought Leader and Transformational Coach
In just 2 years, she built a million-dollar business and continues to share her knowledge and expertise with everyone she encounters.With her determination, unwavering Faith, she has helped over hundreds of people to become more aware of who they are, experience quantum growth, heal, live in Abundance and success.
With Transformational Coaching Sharon is most known for helping others step into their true potential and to become the best version of themselves with their desires met. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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