Bukola Oriola

Author| Advocate| Mentor| Entrepreneur

Bukola Oriola’s Mission

To inform, educate, and inspire positive change.

Meet Bukola

Bukola Oriola is a speaker, author, mentor, advocate, entrepreneur, and member, U.S. Advisory Council on Human Trafficking. Appointed by President Barack Obama in December 2015 and reappointed by President Donald Trump in 2017, Oriola is also an award winning journalist and a survivor of labor trafficking. She has dedicated her life to helping others by sharing her story, and offering practical solutions to service providers, clinics, community members, and law enforcement on how to help victims of human trafficking. Oriola is a consultant for Office for Victims of Crime Training and Technical Assistance Center (OVCTTAC), U.S. Department of States, Minnesota Department of Human Services, for profit and nonprofit organizations, etc. Continue Reading

OVC Consultant Spotlight

Bukola Oriola was featured as OVC Consultant Spotlight in January 2017 Human Trafficking Awareness Month and name Minnesota Women’s Press Change Maker in 2009.

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Get a copy of the international best selling book by Bukola Oriola, A Living Label: An Inspirational Memoir and Guide.   Book Description: A Living Label is a memoir that documents some of the struggles and triumphs of the author as a survivor of labor trafficking and domestic violence in the U.S. Bukola Oriola’s goal is to inspire hope in other survivors that they can turn their lives around positively, regardless of what difficulty they might have passed through. She also provides practical solutions to the government, service providers, NGOs, and the general public on how to effectively engage with survivors, to value them as the subject matter experts they are. As someone who has dedicated her life to empowering other survivors, she has decided to contribute the proceeds from the book sales to survivors’ education or their businesses, starting with 100 survivors in the United States, Nigeria and Kenya. She believes that survivors want to be independent and contribute to their communities, and she wants to help survivors achieve this dream. Learn more from the inspiring author, Book Bukola now!
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