Marjorie Saylor is a survivor of trafficking through the adult sex industry.  After growing up amid domestic violence and child sexual abuse, her need to survive forced her to run away from home, which ultimately pushed her into “the life.”  Ms. Saylor was exploited through strip clubs and escorting services until a sex-buyer tried to kill her.  She is now a devoted mother whose life mission is to mentor young girls and women experiencing trauma, while educating the community and fighting for change in the hearts of our society.  Ms. Salor serves as Care Coordinator and  Director of Human Trafficking Services and Awareness with One Safe Place, a project of the San Diego District Attorney’s Office, and  is also the Board President of the Survivor Leader Network of San Diego, a Survivor Voice Subcommittee Vice Chair on the San Diego Regional Human Trafficking Advisory Council, and holds a seat on 3Strands Global Foundation’s Survivor Advisory Board.  Ms. Saylor has devoted her life to helping other victims leave a life of exploitation and walking with them as they fight through their trauma and into thriving lives of self-sufficiency.