Jamie Rosseland is an experienced consultant in the anti-trafficking movement. With expertise in survivor-centered program development, trauma-competent care coordination, and digital advocacy, Jamie brings both professional and lived experience to every space she enters. Her work spans from frontline mentorship and court advocacy for youth impacted by sexual exploitation to local systems change, and statewide policy initiatives. As a public speaker, Jamie has presented at countless community forums and webinars, statewide summits, and national conferences.
Jamie graduated cum laude from Florida State University with a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences. In 2018, she received the Survivor Advocate of the Year award from the Florida Attorney General’s Office for her outstanding work with youth. She also appeared on The Argument, a podcast by The New York Times, to discuss sex work technologies and the intersections of anti-trafficking efforts.