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"When someone leaves there's a lot of shame and guilt associated with the time they were there," says Victoria Hougham, a social worker who helps victims and survivors of sex trafficking.
News 2011
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"When someone leaves there's a lot of shame and guilt associated with the time they were there," says Victoria Hougham, a social worker who helps victims and survivors of sex trafficking.
News 2011
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Hougham works with Polaris Project, a nonprofit that runs a 24-hour hotline that helps connect victims of human trafficking with police or social services.
News 2011
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Hougham works with Polaris Project, a nonprofit that runs a 24-hour hotline that helps connect victims of human trafficking with police or social services.
News 2011
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Hougham said tournament security would act "swiftly and decisively" if such comments are repetitive or are in poor taste.
SplicedFeed 2010
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Hougham praised Woods for his decision to commit to the event early, rather than waiting until the April 23 deadline.
News24 Top Stories 2010
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Hougham doesn't expect Woods to run into problems from hecklers at Quail Hollow Club.
Brownsville Herald : By MIKE CRANSTON 2010
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Hougham praised Woods for his decision to commit to the event early, rather than waiting until the April 23 deadline.
News24 Top Stories 2010
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"One day I heard he was coming, then one day I heard he wasn't coming," said Hougham, who attended the Masters.
Brownsville Herald : By MIKE CRANSTON 2010
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"I'm sure there are going to be more warnings than evictions," Hougham said.
SplicedFeed 2010
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