Marjorie Saylor is a survivor of sex and labor trafficking and commercial sexual exploitation. In 2017 she Founded The Well Path, which provided emergency shelter services to male and female survivors across the US with her hotel voucher program for five years. Now She is the current Program Director of Alabaster Jar Project's long-term shelter program and drop-in resource center for adult women survivors of sex trafficking. She is also the Board President of the Survivor Leader Network of San Diego, which advocates for legislation recommendations for victims of trafficking while working to mentor other survivors into leaders. She currently sits as the Chair of the Survivor Voice Subcommittee on the San Diego County Human Trafficking and CSEC Advisory Council. Marjorie has been very active in the community, helping to educate and inform delegates, law enforcement, healthcare workers, community advocates, others, and students at all levels of education as she works to ensure the safety of her communities. She has spoken internationally and was just awarded a proclamation from the County of San Diego recognizing Jan 11th, 2023, as "Marjorie Saylor Day" in San Diego County in honor of the national human trafficking awareness day and her work to prevent trafficking in the region.