Victoria Holanda
Victoria Holanda's journey into human trafficking prevention began during her Conflict Resolution degree, where she became aware of the intersection between human rights violations and trafficking, particularly affecting women. As an Interpreter at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, she engaged directly with survivors’ stories, deepening her commitment to the cause. Pursuing a post-graduate program in Human Rights and Global Citizenship, Victoria gained the skills needed to advocate effectively. Her mission is to educate others about human trafficking, believing that awareness is key to prevention. With expertise in empathy, critical thinking, communication, and workshop development, she designs educational programs to raise awareness and empower action. Victoria collaborates with organizations to support survivors and influence policy, always advocating for a world where dignity is upheld and human trafficking is eradicated.