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ENSURE JUSTICE CONFERENCE
10 Feb
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION ENDS FEBRUARY 12th!
At this year’s Global Center for Women & Justice Conference, in just a 27 hour time period, you will hear:
- Las Vegas Juvenile Justice William Voy
- Orange County Juvenile Justice Douglas Hatchimonji
- Survivor Advocate, Carissa Phelps (author of Runaway Girl),
- Dr. Mary Wickman on Adolescent Invisibility
- Dr. Jeremy Kohomban from New York Children’s Villages
- Las Vegas Juvenile Prosecutor Teresa Lowry
- San Bernardino Juvenile Prosecutor Tamara Ross
PLUS:
Juvenile Prosecutors, Community Health and Victim Service professionals, Child Welfare leaders and YOU, the community.
Engaging our community on the frontline includes everyone: law enforcement, teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers, educators, and community volunteers and church leaders.
Doors for the Ensure Justice conference open at Friday, March 2 at 1pm, for the 2pm Opening Session.
Click here to register.
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Justice Matters Conference
5 FebJustice Matters Conference
Slavery No More and Calvary Murrieta present
The Justice Matters Conference: Abolishing 21st Century Slavery and Human Trafficking
February 18, 2012
8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
Calvary Chapel Murrieta
24225 Monroe Ave
Murrieta, CA 92562
“For I, the Lord, love justice” Isaiah 61:8
If Justice matters to God it should matter to us…“because as He is, so are we in this world.”
Pastor Brian Bell, Calvary Murrieta
*First 300 registrants will receive a complimentary conference bag filled with resources
REGISTER HERE then click Buy Now below to pay for your registration through our website.
If paying by check, make payable to Slavery No More and mail to the address below. Please include names of registrant(s) on the memo line of the check.
Slavery No More
23679 Calabasas Rd, Suite 564
Calabasas, CA 91302
For scholarship information contact Kelly
Tags: February
Freedom Bags Given to F.B.I.
14 JanOn January 13th, 2012, Traffick Free Pomona gave Eleven Freedom Bags to the Victim Specialist for the F.B.I. , Debbie Deem. These bags will be given to the girls rescued from prostitution,w ho are released with nothing but the clothes they were picked up in. We will continue to collaborate with law enforcement and victim services by providing these bags, which contained many items that the girls will need. Blankets, food, HBA’s, clothing, journals and many other items are contained within these bags, as well as a bible and information for receiving help to leave the situation of exploitation. What these bags contain are exhibitions of love expressed by the many people who participated in this project. Traffick Free Pomona would like to thank Debbie and everyone who put their hope and love into these bags. For a photo of the exchange,please go to our Facebook page. Thank you!!
Tags: January
Street Outreach Training
8 JanFriday, January 13th
5:30-9:00PM
Rivers Edge Church
9271 Arrow Route
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
Do you feel a calling to do outreach to
sexually exploited women on the street?
If you’d like to know more about this effort in San Bernardino County and get trained to do street outreach, this training is for you!
For more information, call Anne-Michelle Ellis, CASE Coordinator at (909) 383-9608 or
email at anne-michelle.ellis@hss.sbcounty.gov
Please register no later than January 10, 2012.
Please go to http://sbcase.eventbrite.com to register.
Training Agenda
1. Overview of Human Trafficking
A. Who are the victims?
B. Who are the Johns?
C. Who are the Pimps?
2. Training for Drop-In Center and Street Ministry
A. What is a Drop-In Center?
B. Who should be involved?
C. What resources are offered?
D. “Dos” and “Don’ts”
Anyone who is willing to volunteer at a drop-in center or who would like to work doing street outreach is encouraged to attend.
The commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) is a heartbreaking crisis that has only recently begun to be addressed in San Bernardino County. Forgotten Children, Inc. is a faith-based, nonprofit organization that has been doing street outreach with sexually exploited women for over 6 years on the streets of Lynwood and Compton. Recently, Forgotten Children, Inc. joined the Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation with the goal of providing training to volunteers who have an interest in doing street outreach in San Bernardino County.
This training will give you the information you need to decide whether street outreach work is something you’d like to do and information about the drop-in center that’s being planned for the City of San Bernardino
Tags: January
C.A.S.E. Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness Walk
15 Dec
Every day, people in San Bernardino County are forced into a life no one would choose–sold into the sex trade, locked up and forced to work in sweatshops and made to work for little or no pay. Human Trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery and we, as a community, must do all we can to bring light to this important issue.
Please join us for the Second Annual County of San Bernardino Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation Anti-Human Trafficking Awareness Walk. We’ll be starting the morning with a walk down Hospitality Lane, west to Waterman and back around to our starting point.
Schedule
9:00 AM–Check-in/Registration
10:00AM–Walk Starts
10:45AM–Walk Ends back at Children’s Network (825 E. Hospitality Lane, San Bernardino)
11:00AM–Speakers
11:30AM–Lunch–Pizza!!
1:00PM–Event Ends
A special gift will be given to the first 100 people to register via this Eventbrite site!
Registration is FREE so bring your family!
For more information, please contact Anne-Michelle Ellis, CASE Coordinator at (909) 383-9608 or anne-michelle.ellis@hss.sbcounty.gov.
The San Bernardino County Coalition Against Sexual Exploitation (C.A.S.E.) is a partnership of public and private entities who have joined together to develop resources in the county to educate, prevent, intervene and treat victims of sexual exploitation. The CASE goal is to coordinate services tailored to the characteristics and circumstances of these children, train law enforcement on investigation and detection, educate the public and create awareness to protect children from abuse and exploitation.
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LA FREEDOM WALK
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LA FREEDOM WALK
January 7th 2012
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Oasis USA, as part of the LA Anti Trafficking Task Force, which is a combination of various NGO’s, city, state and federal civic and legal organizations, are gathering people to take part in a Freedom Walk on January 7th 2012.
The walk is to be undertaken in downtown Los Angeles and will start from the Biltmore Hotel. For additional details and too see an overview of the organizations involved, visit We would encourage you to participate and use the event to raise awareness on human trafficking issues and to raise funds for the anti-trafficking work of Oasis USA . Specifically for our Traffick Free Community initiative. Raise sponsorship for the Freedom Walk and gather some friends and walk together as a group on January 7th!
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Tags: December
WRAPPING PARTY
12 Dec
It’s a Party!
This Christmas we are partnering with Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force’s Christmas Project to provide special Christmas gifts to local human trafficking survivors. Come to Vanguard University and help wrap on Friday, December 16th, 1-3pm in Smith 101. Click here for a campus map (Smith Building is #15 on map). Click here for more info, and RSVP to gcwj@vanguard.edu or (714) 556-3610 x2242
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