In the Media

If you’d like to learn more about who we are and what we do, you can listen to and watch these past interviews and podcasts below.

~ INTERVIEWS ~

Liluye’s Founder, Jill Langhus-Griffin, was featured on The Ms Texas Show on January 11th (National Human Trafficking Awareness Day) 2023. Jill shared her journey for the first time ever and Liluye´s mission, goals, and vision.
Our amazing partner, Anxhela Bruci, from Empowerfull, celebrated initiatives with her #ChoseNotToLookTheOtherWay campaign that (indirectly or directly) contribute to the fight against modern slavery during the 2022 Human Trafficking Awareness Month. In episode #1, our Founder, Jill Langhus-Griffin, shared some inspiration on Liluye´s journey so far and how we are contributing to the economic empowerment of survivors of human trafficking.

~ PODCASTS ~

In March, 2023, our Founder, Jill Langhus-Griffin, recorded her first podcast episode with Kirsten Rudberg from Byte Sized Blessings (Season #11, episode #111). Jill’s reveals her background (specifically the serendipity behind her union with her husband of 30 years) as well as how she found her voice, mission, and purpose through WorldPulse.org. The episode also highlights what inspires her to do the work she does.

In March, 2024, our Founder, Jill Langhus-Griffin, recorded her second podcast episode with Aparnaa Nagesh from Women in the World – A Digital Timecapsule (Season #1, episode #5). Jill reveals her background, what she’s passionate about, some of her personal and professional challenges, how she found her voice, mission, and purpose through World Pulse, what motivates her to do the work she does, as well as about trafficking, adoption, and navigating patriarchal mindsets.

~ BLOGS ~

In January, 2026, our Founder, Jill Langhus-Griffin, created her first guest blog post with Lisa Koolhoven from Female Change Agents. Jill divulged what drove her purpose, some of her vision and passion behind Liluye, what our three main pillars (prevention, aftercare, and economic empowerment) are all about, and a little about trafficking and survivor leaders.

To see the blog post, click here.