“Juanita Headley bursts upon the pages of this book much like her life is exploding into this unjust world, battling the plague of human trafficking from Asia to the Americas and then to Europe. She is a warrior armed with an unmovable belief in her mission and energized by a Read more…
“Juanita is relentless with her passion and fearlessness about bringing child sexual abuse and its linkages to commercial sexual exploitation from the shadows. By honestly sharing her own secret, Juanita illustrates the importance of understanding the difference between keeping and telling secrets.… We all have a role to protect the Read more…
“Juanita uniquely and transparently shares her heart; her faith; and her calling to speak out against, what many consider to be this generations most horrific injustice, human trafficking and sexual abuse…”
“Her book, ‘Can You Keep A Secret?’ draws you in and doesn’t let go until the closing sentence… Her real life stories will keep you on the edge of your seat…. This book is a must read for anyone, or any organization, that is interested in confronting, and reversing, the Read more…
“The book is conversational, written lucidly and boldly challenging the reader to something so simple but so unconventional that I was forced to go back and re-read several times the statements that the author makes, just by asking this implicitly loaded question – the title of this book…. ‘Can You Read more…
Attorney, Juanita Headley speaking to students at Cedars School on March 3, 2020
Sharing with the public in Trinidad and Tobago on my impending book launch.
The secret is out! #JuanitaHeadley life has been an open book for many years, sharing her experiences of abuse and neglect. Now her ‘open book’ life is now within the pages of her first book ‘Can You Keep A Secret’. She sat down with #SheldonYearwood to share this season of Read more…
Attorney, Juanita Headley has been making visits to T&T since 2018 raising awareness on human trafficking. Given the increase in missing persons in Trinidad, it is only fitting that the public is once again sensitized about human trafficking and what to look for especially for during Carnival.