Joyclyn is an educator with lived experience in domestic intergenerational trafficking an exploitation, sexual, and community violence.  Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, she has her MSW, and is a Licensed School Social Worker in Oregon.  Joyclyn’s background includes providing domestic violence/sexual assault, anti- trafficking advocacy, and group facilitation, in schools, and in the community,  as well as with adults and youth impacted by systems.  She is a graduate fellow of the National Human Trafficking Training and Technical Assistance Center, a member of Oregon’s Trafficking Advisory Committee, a member of the Multnomah County Sex Trafficking Executive Committee, a founding member of the Northwest Survivor Alliance and creative producer of Can Oppression Be Liberation; a short film about the generational impacts of the commercial sex trade on Women of African Descent.