Resources to Combat Human Trafficking

Author - Katherine Carey

#InContext: J.R.R. Tolkien

November 15, 2017

by Katherine Carey

Watch Your Language: How Charging Language, or the Lack Thereof, Can Have Unintended Consequences
United States v. Davis, 854 F.3d 601 (9th Cir. 2017)

November 1, 2017

by Katherine Carey

Katherine Carey

Katherine Carey is a Deputy District Attorney in Santa Clara County. She graduated from Stanford Law School in June 2019. While there, she established the law school’s inaugural class on human trafficking law—which included a spring break trip to Thailand to learn from practitioners on the ground—and played a key role in founding the law school’s first club focused entirely on gendered violence (human trafficking, sexual assault, and domestic violence). She was also a member of the first class of Douglass Fellows at the Human Trafficking Institute from 2017-2018. Before attending law school, Katherine worked at various anti-human trafficking non-profits: Free the Slaves and Polaris in Washington, DC, as well as a small, local shelter called My Sister’s House in Sacramento, CA. Katherine holds a BA from Occidental College in Diplomacy and World Affairs. She was born and raised in Sacramento, but now lives in San Jose with her dog and two cats.