GAHTS Blog Posts

Each month, GAHTS will publish a new blog post that will unpack a piece of research in plain language, surface what's useful, name what's missing, and invite conversation. These posts are peer-reviewed for accuracy, but written for anyone who wants to engage!

GAHTS Blog Posts are peer-reviewed and published by the GAHTS Translational Workgroup.

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When AI Erases Survivor Knowledge: How automated systems keep marginalized communities invisible — Part 1 of 2
Jarrett Davis, MA, & Wendy Stiver, RN, CCM, BSN, MA
When AI Erases Survivor Knowledge: How automated systems keep marginalized communities invisible — Part 1 of 2
Jarrett Davis, MA, & Wendy Stiver, RN, CCM, BSN, MA

What happens when the systems built to organize the world's knowledge are trained on foundations that have always excluded the most vulnerable? In this two-part series, we examine how AI doesn't just reflect existing biases — it automates and accelerates them…

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Jarrett Davis, MA, & Wendy Stiver, RN, CCM, BSN, MA
One Hundred Trillion People Are Sex Trafficked Every 0.00025 Seconds — In Our Own Backyards!
Courtney Furlong, PhD, LPC, CRC
One Hundred Trillion People Are Sex Trafficked Every 0.00025 Seconds — In Our Own Backyards!
Courtney Furlong, PhD, LPC, CRC

Behind every trafficking statistic is a complex reality that is notoriously difficult to capture. Sensational claims only deepen public misunderstanding and can harm the very people they claim to protect…

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Courtney Furlong, PhD, LPC, CRC
This Space Is for You: Introducing a Blog for Researchers, Practitioners, and Survivors
GAHTS Translational Workgroup
This Space Is for You: Introducing a Blog for Researchers, Practitioners, and Survivors
GAHTS Translational Workgroup

Research that could change practice often stays locked in journals most practitioners will never read. Meanwhile, people doing the work every day — case managers, advocates, survivors, policy staff — hold knowledge that rarely makes it into the literature. This blog exists to bridge that gap…

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GAHTS Translational Workgroup