rewriteGrinnell, Gabor, and Unrau state that collaboration involves cooperation between many people from different stakeholder groups, to achieve a common goal. They also stated that this builds better knowledge in addition to better-helping clients (Grinnell et al., 2019). For this critique, ten service providers working with seventy-three survivors of labor trafficking or sex/labor trafficking combined were the stakeholders. This sample was drawn through various stakeholder sources such as listservs, regional anti-trafficking coalitions, and the Missouri Juvenile Justice Association Missouri Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Social health and legal service organizations, such as homeless youth organizations, drop-in centers legal advocacy services and immigration assistance organizations, sex trafficking-specific residential organizations, and domestic violence shelters were also included in data collection (Preble et al., 2020)