Alycia Schwamb is currently a second-year law student. She was first exposed to the human trafficking world in an undergraduate study abroad trip to Thailand where she worked as a social worker at a halfway house for human trafficking survivors. A passion to fight against human trafficking ignited in her and grew only stronger upon returning to the United States and learning just how much of this heinous crime goes on unnoticed in our own neighborhoods. After college, she served four years active duty in the United States Marine Corps, then became the public policy committee team leader for an anti-human trafficking organization in Long Island. A member of her team was a practicing nurse of twenty years who voiced concerns about the lack of training on human trafficking their healthcare facility provided to workers. Upon researching this issue, Alycia discovered that this was a nationwide issue in most healthcare facilities, and that the lack of training negatively impacted healthcare experiences for a large population of human trafficking victims. Thus began her passion and pursuit to improve training healthcare workers receive on the topic of human trafficking.