Popping Your Child Trafficking Bubbles | Faye Simanjuntak | TEDxJakarta

Being raised as a sheltered child doesn’t make her ignorant. Nor her young life stop her from making her life mission battling against depravity that most adult--voluntarily or not, choose to ignore: Child Trafficking. Encountering it first hand, she described how she face it and how to rehabilitate its survivors, while it all may happened not as far as we think. In her case ignorance is not a bliss. Faye Hasian Simanjuntak is a jolly and active teenager who loves to read, travel, binge watching, and sing Bataknese folk songs. She is very keen to any food with chocolates and peanuts. Yet Faye has a wisdom beyond her young age. She co-founded Rumah Faye in 2013, an organization fighting human trafficking, especially in children. The fact that she’s a teenager does not stop her to put more thought and heart into that social issue in Indonesia. She is actively promoting and campaigning Rumah Faye’s program to stop child trafficking alongside with other NGOs. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx