Louis Greek - Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT)

Talk Trafficking

In this episode, Penny is joined by Louie Greek from Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT) to explore how the trucking industry is stepping up to fight human trafficking. Louie sheds light on the realities of sex trafficking along American highways and the critical role truck drivers play in identifying and reporting suspicious activity.

The conversation dives into key topics, including the power of survivor voices, tackling the demand side of trafficking, and how partnerships and education are transforming the industry. Louie highlights TAT’s groundbreaking initiatives, like the Man to Man program, which addresses issues of masculinity, sexual objectification, and violence, as well as efforts to include vulnerable populations in this fight.

Listeners are encouraged to be observant, take action in their communities, and utilize TAT’s resources to make an impact. This insightful discussion underscores the importance of prevention, advocacy, and empowering the next generation to join the movement against human trafficking.

To learn more about TAT, please visit their website HERE.

To learn about TAT’s Man to Man program and other resources, please visit their website HERE.

To learn more about the Yellowstone Human Trafficking Task Force, please visit our website HERE.

Host: Penny Ronning
Writer: Penny Ronning
Producers: Penny Ronning, Ty Lowe
Editor: Ty Lowe
Sound Designer/Engineer: Ty Lowe
Music: Ty Lowe, Konstantin Klimov
Graphic Design: Rae Clark
Website: Justin Townsend

Louie Greek Bio

Louie Greek is a Coalition Build Specialist with Truckers Against Trafficking (TAT), a 501(c)3 organization that exists to educate, equip, empower, and mobilize members of the transportation industry to combat domestic sex trafficking. He speaks around the county about TAT’s mission to law enforcement and the transportation industry. Mr. Greek has over 22 years of law enforcement, military, and humanitarian aid experience and has been fighting human trafficking since 2013.

In Thailand, he assisted in the creation of the Thailand Internet Crimes Against Children (TICAC) Laboratory at the Royal Thai Police Academy, which is responsible for hundreds of arrests related to human trafficking. From recovering victims while working on human trafficking investigations internationally to working with local U.S. law enforcement to overseas military deployments, he has always had a desire to serve.