In this unfiltered discussion with Cynthia Luvlee, CEO and Founding Board Member of Shyne, we explore the harsh economic realities facing vulnerable communities today and how innovative approaches can create meaningful change. From skyrocketing housing costs to devastating program cuts, Cynthia offers unique insights into how these pressures particularly impact trafficking survivors.

Drawing from her extensive background in social services, Cynthia reveals why traditional support systems often fall short and how Shyne's entrepreneurship-focused model empowers survivors as leaders of their own lives rather than victims to be rescued.

This episode marks the beginning of a revealing series with Cynthia. We'll continue to explore topics including grief processing, community building, and systemic change. Join us for this candid conversation about real challenges and transformative solutions in today's complex economic landscape.

About our guest and Shyne:

Cynthia Luvlee
CEO | Founding Board Member
https://www.shynesd.org/

Shyne’s unstoppable team of dedicated volunteers and employees work on behalf of survivor entrepreneurs access to small business support, mentorship, coaching, education and capital. They envision a new economy where survivor business owners network to maximize impact and accelerate innovative solutions. By generating equity and shifting power, they believe financial independence and freedom for all survivors is possible.