Daniella Cameron’s job is not one many would want. She helps women who are victims of crimes that most clients don’t want to talk about and are often too ashamed to admit.
Cameron works with vulnerable women who have been coerced by abusive men into prostitution, often referred to as sex trafficking.
As the manager of the Anti-Trafficking Coalition at Preble Street, a nonprofit social services agency in Portland, she leads a small team that works directly with the women, most of them in their early to mid-20s, and coordinates assistance with government and service agencies in Greater Portland …
