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So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
Human Trafficking is the second largest and fastest growing illegal enterprise in the world. In the U.S. close to 70% of victims are U.S. citizens and over 1/3 are minors. California ranked #1 in the country with 19% of all sex trafficking cases.
The Faith Community Can End Human Trafficking
So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
According to many Anti-Human Trafficking task forces, law enforcement is 3% of the solution, non-profits are 7% and the community is 90%. The faith community is the most powerful aspect of the 90% .
The Traffickers are Winning Because They are Organized
So Cal Has Almost 13% of All Human Trafficking in the U.S.
The Traffickers are Winning Because They are Organized
Among churches and synagogues, there are mostly isolated efforts to fight human trafficking. When the faith community comes together to collaborate and learn from each other, we are empowered to reach our goals.
3 Opportunities to Engage
Video Trainings and Interviews with Leaders in the Fight
At this You Tube Channel, you can find videos that teach you how to set up a church ministry, how to engage your community, how to engage men in the fight against human trafficking, etc. There are also videos of courageous leaders who will inspire you.
Next Coalition Meeting June 12th, 2021 8 A.M. PST
National Faith Coalition Against Human Trafficking -
Engaging Men in the Fight Against Human Trafficking
The purpose of the faith coalition is to connect the faith community and provide an opportunity for people in the faith community to teach each other how they can build their efforts in the fight against human trafficking. The June meeting will feature a panel of men who have been successful at engaging men in the fight against human trafficking. They will share the kinds of actions that men are uniquely qualified to do that will make a real difference in reducing sex buying which is key to ending human sex trafficking. It is just as important that women attend this meeting as men because it is often women who organize efforts at churches and they need to understand this issue from a male perspective. There will also be a break out room, networking opportunity where participants can share their efforts and meet each other.
Next Coalition Meeting May 8th, 2021 8 A.M. PST
National Black Faith Coalition Against Human Trafficking
The Intersection of Black Boys, Risk Factors and Sex Trafficking from a Trauma Perspective
At this meeting we will examine the connection between trauma in the black community and how trauma sets up black males to be vulnerable to both becoming victims and perpetrators. Dr. Ingrahm will be our guest speaker. In the questions and answer period as well as the break-out rooms, we will discuss what can be done to reduce that vulnerability. Please join us for this powerful and dynamic event.
Powerful Resources
Actions for the Faith Community
Are you looking to take action within your faith community? If so this site has scores of ideas and resources like a 45 minute training program for parents that teaches them how to protect their children, trainings for teens and men's groups and flyers you can use. Just go to the Educational Resources tab https://throughgodsgrace.com/
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Working Models and Actions for Everyone
Are you working in schools, gang communities, at a clinic or a hospital, etc. Do you drive an uber or are a member of the Rotary, the Girl Scouts, etc. If you have wondered how individuals, organizations, schools, cities and businesses have successfully addressed human trafficking, then this site is for you. https://togetherwecanendht.org/
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