Jenna McKaye Foundation

Jenna Mckaye is a survivor of human trafficking with an incredible life story she now shares through advocacy groups throughout the US. Jenna's extraordinary journey offers hope that inspires others through education and training. She continues to train hospital staff, law enforcement and other first responders how to identify victims of sex trafficking and labor trafficking and respond with trauma informed care. Her personable keynote speaking engagements leave a notable impression among a variety of audience demographics including the United Nations. In 2016, Jenna started the Jenna McKaye Foundation to engage in a broader advocacy training model. Jenna has been interviewed  on countless podcasts across the county and internationally including by Elizabeth Smart. She has written various articles for blogs and newspapers as well. She consulted on the award winning Documentary, Surviving Sex Trafficking. Jenna serves on the board for the Worthy Ranch in Montana and Cycling for Change in New York. Visit the Jenna McKaye Foundation Facebook page for upcoming news/events and details on her soon to be published book.

Jenna has been working for 2 years with Senator Shannon Grove on legislation (SB-14) to make Human Trafficking a serious felony in the state of California. It is set to be signed by the Governor  of California into law.