On August 21, 2025, Rethreaded will host a special screening of The Right Track with a discussion panel following right after. The panel will consist of four Rethreaded staff members and supporters who were invited out to the filming of the historic brothel demolition and are featured within the movie. They will weigh in on their experiences; while also explaining how important the survivor model is towards the future of healing for survivors. The panel will conclude with questions from the audience. Tickets will be first come, first serve, so make sure to reserve your spot before it’s too late. This exclusive screening will give all participants early access to the film with in-depth discussions following. Doors open at 5:30pm. This film will be marked as a major milestone within our organization’s history as our involvement in the project took our mission across the country. Normally, our efforts are concentrated on uplifting women after they leave trafficking through employment, professional development, and holistic programming. Although we don’t typically perform our work at the sites in which trafficking occurs, we were given an amazing opportunity to support a likeminded organization that is committed to ending violence and exploitation. The Jensen Project, founded in 2017 by Janet Jensen, is striving to help non-profits in their mission to end sexual violence. Their latest project, The Right Track, sets out to reveal the truth behind prostitution and sex work as the exploitative practices that they are while uplifting the voices of the survivors. Warning: This film contains violent content and stories of intense sexual trauma. Viewer discretion is advised.
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