Gary A. Haugen

Molly Hodson, a campaigner fighting tech-enabled child sexual exploitation, and Gary Haugen, a veteran human-rights investigator, discuss shocking live-stream abuse and how tech, payments and platforms enable it. They debate AI as both threat and tool, prevention via safety-by-design and the need for urgent legal and political leadership. Short, urgent and unnerving conversation about hidden harms online.

Gary Haugen, Founder and CEO of International Justice Mission, shares his journey of faith and service against injustice. He discusses how college teachings on love reshaped his priorities, pushing him to the front lines of poverty and violence. Haugen emphasizes the importance of proximity to truly develop compassion. He also highlights the need for spiritual formation in justice work and how peace fuels courageous service. Listeners are encouraged to engage in practical acts of service, fostering genuine compassion in their communities.

Gary Haugen, the President of International Justice Mission and a former human rights attorney, discusses his journey fighting modern-day slavery and the importance of blending justice with the gospel. He challenges the notion that justice issues distract from faith, emphasizing the need for active engagement. Haugen shares insights on preventing burnout, the power of art in justice work, and the deep connection between personal experiences and social advocacy. He also reflects on maintaining hope and resilience while navigating the complexities of oppression.