About
SAFE is embarking on a deliberate and catalytic shift to strengthen the anti-trafficking movement and collectively move the needle in a new way across Washington state. This model is designed to reduce fragmentation, focus collective efforts, and increase impact. Our Steering Committee is comprised of diverse experts from across Washington state coming together to provide strategic leadership to co-create, lead, and implement a statewide strategy. Our Executive Team makes this work possible through fiduciary oversight and thoughtful stewardship of resources.
SAFE Steering Committee
Alex Slusser – Bellevue Police Department
Alex Voorhees – King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
Anna Olsen – Tribal Liaison with Washington State Patrol
Carolyn DeFord – Tribal Advocacy Consultant
Carlyn Sampson – Executive Director, Rebuilding Hope
Christy Salzman – WA State Attorney General’s Office
Elizabeth Hodges – CEO, REST
Fenix McClay – Mosaic Consulting Company
Giannina Ferrera – Center for Children & Youth Justice
Jasmine Conway – Social Systems Consultant, One Survivor to Another
Kelly Mangiaracina – CSEC Policy and Program Manager
Marc Nance – Executive Team Member
Natalie Evenson – SANE Program Coordinator
Nathan LaChine – Evergreen Caregiver Support / MaleSurvivors.Org
Rekina Perry – Social Impact and Equity Leader
Sarah Ciambrone – WashACT Coordinator
Tom Perez – Executive Director, Epik Project
Tricia MacFarlan – Executive Director, Mirror Ministries
Yasmeen Waheed – Founder, Survivors Inspire Solutions
SAFE Executive Team
Heather Tuininga – 10|10 Strategies
Roger Blier – Passport Unlimited
Steve Esau – Passport Unlimited
Marc Nance – Philanthropist
SAFE Chief Engagement Officer (Director)
Audrey Baedke brings 20 years experience in the issues of human trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation to the table as our new Director of SAFE (as of April 2025). We are grateful for her wisdom and practical experience in the anti-trafficking movement in Washington state, as well as her ability to bring together diverse stakeholders to achieve great things together.
Alliance Partners
Many great people and organizations have partnered with SAFE and the list is growing daily. We know the criminal network behind sexual exploitation is vast, diverse, and well-organized, and we must be the same if we are going to fight it. We applaud each of the following SAFE partners for stepping into the fight and believing with us that we can have a state free of commercial sexual exploitation.
