Marci Renée is a passionate advocate for the voiceless, using her art of storytelling to shed light on the silent victims of human trafficking. Alongside her collaborator Kim Peters, Marci co-authored The Strawberry Girls, a book designed to amplify the voices of Moroccan women who are trafficked to Spain under the guise of labor in strawberry fields. These women, often lured with empty promises and false hopes, find themselves trapped in a devastating cycle of exploitation and abuse.

Through Marci’s evocative poetry and Kim’s soulful artwork, The Strawberry Girls has moved from a book into a movement that creates an immersive experience that invites the public to walk in the shoes of these women, to understand their plight, and to witness their journey from darkness to light. Marci's words are a powerful tool for change, compelling people to see beyond the surface and recognize the human cost of trafficking. Her work not only raises awareness but also inspires action to give these silent victims a platform, ensuring that their stories are heard and their dignity restored.

Marci's unwavering commitment to the cause reflects her deep empathy and belief in the power of art to create social change. The Strawberry Girls is a testament to her dedication to giving a voice to the voiceless and illuminating the hidden stories that often go untold.