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Executive leaders bio
~Chaplain Jessica Knight Az born has been an anti-sex trafficking advocate since 2011. She founded FIRE Revolution in 2015 after serving as a voluteer leader in the Phoenix Dream Center Sex Trafficking Recovery program. Building FIRE Revolution with the main focus of Outreach, Awareness and Restoration with 3 main categories: Community, Outreach and Awareness. Blending her passion of her own traumatic experiences as a child of a trafficked survivor as well as a victim of recruitment, her belief that Freedom Is foR Everyone (FIRE), advocating for survivors of human trafficking, and her training as a chaplain and a Krav Maga martial art student is what makes FIRE so unique. She assists her community as a leader in the AZ Human Trafficking Survivor Coalition and The Faithful City Trauma Informed Faith Community, outreaching to those in our community at risk of being recruited into trafficking, empowering women and teen human trafficking and domestic violence survivors in FIRE's LOVE Community by doing life together.
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PHX FIRE Outreach team
Outreach team quote: "Let me come into your darkness so you can see the light"
~Going out once a month to valley strip clubs, homeless and the streets of Phoenix. This team goes where the Lord calls them. Connecting to approximately 300 ladies in the clubs and an occasional run away, working lady or homeless individuals this team consisting of a mother/daughter team (Jessica and Moriah) students of Krav Maga and other anti-human trafficking organizations.
~The best way to get to know the outreach team is to listen to the Team Share podcasts done once a month just before they go out on outreach.
~Each having a different motivation for being part of the outreach team anywhere from support system to survivor; they all share the common mission of FIRE Revolution to advocate against the violence, exploitation and trafficking of women and children. Discussing with the ladies ways to prevent recruitment into trafficking or assistance to exit, providing resources to confront addictions, connect to family advocacies for resources, providing opportunities to do community with other survivors or just being a light in the darkness.