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Unseen Chains

By: Janice Tjeng

Edited by: Juliana Zhu, Esq.

Unseen Chains is a film that tells the story of a young girl who is manipulated into a domestic minor sex trafficking ring. Domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST) is the commercial sexual exploitation of children through buying, selling, or trading their sexual services. Once a girl is coerced into the sex trade, she will most likely die within 7 years due to drug overdose, untreated STD, physical abuse, or she will be murdered when she no longer becomes useful and poses as a liability. Victims who escape will return to the sex trade out of fear, drug addiction, or because the have nowhere else to go. This film will highlight these processes and consequences a trafficking victim faces. The film will be distributed through online services such as Amazon, Vimeo, and iTunes.

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To ensure that the production runs smoothly, Pocket Chains Studios, created by Tandem Media, hopes to raise at least $20,000 to cover the production costs. Ways that you can help include the following:

  • Share the campaign worldwide.

  • Grant programs for the film so that it could be connected to a curriculum for use by schools after the film is completed.

  • Be a Chain Breaker Ambassador by seeking out 10 backers of $100 or more.

The ultimate goal of this film is to raise awareness of human trafficking and it serves as a product that survivor support organizations can use to support their efforts. So be a part of this meaningful cause by donating any amount to support the campaign!

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Janice Tjeng is a fourth year Biology major at the University of San Francisco. She is a Social Media Assistant at Cancer InCytes Magazine. She looks forward to applying to medical school where she can learn the skills to provide healthcare for disadvantaged people.

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References:

“Unseen Chains.” Indiegogo, 2015. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/unseen-chains#/story Date accessed, August 27 2015.

Photo Credit, Indiegogo. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/unseen-chains#/story

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