In addition to supporting larger Unbound, Unbound College channels the energy and passions of college students to fight human trafficking. The outreach event was a success, as many attendees expressed interest in further involvement with Unbound and new faces were introduced to this issue for the first time.Īccording to Ullrich, “Many students were surprised that this issue affects Waco and that they can take steps to combat it even as college students, that they don’t have to wait until they have a degree a professional label to make a difference.”
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As people look at this issue in the face for the first time, we have full expectation that people are going to get passionate about it and get angry.” “Human trafficking is the type of issue where once you’re exposed to it you can’t look away, and you have to do something because it’s so horrible and disgusting.
“Shame is the common factor that makes this issue relatable for anyone,” Ullrich said. The documentary emphasized how shame plays a large role in perpetuating the cycle of human trafficking, and how redemption is available for each individual.
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Students gathered at local coffee shop Common Grounds to watch this documentary that Unbound College leader Jessica Ullrich described as an “intense movie that acts as a wake-up call of the dark realities that are affecting local individuals.”
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