Third Friday Webinar: Human Trafficking and Rural Communities

This program will help us to better understand what human trafficking looks like in our rural communities and how we can work together to prevent and end it. Too many people think that sex and labor trafficking happens only in big cities or large metropolitan areas. Or that labor trafficking only happens in agricultural areas that are mostly rural. These are all myths.

Representatives from local communities will discuss the challenges rural communities face, the strength that these communities have to recognize and respond to trafficking, and the ways that we all can take action to do better.

Whether you are in a rule community, or in a big city, this is a good program for you to attend. Social services, the faith communities, healthcare, the justice system, students, teachers, and everyone will benefit to learn more about how to respond to sex and labor trafficking in rural communities.

Special guests include…

Pastor Douglas Harris, Midway Unity Fellowship Church
Mrs. Patricia Harris, Retired English Instructor & Guidance Counselor
Captain Anglie Holmes, Gadsden County Sheriff’s Office
Graciela Marquina, Community Services Advocate, STAC
Lolanda Kindrix-Woods, Evangelist, and Deacon James Woods, Grandparents and Midway residents

STAC needs your support to sustain these important webinars. Will you donate today? Each gift helps to bring this vital information to the many people who are empowering survivors and preventing human trafficking. The only way we can maintain these programs and this work is with YOUR help.

Suggested donation: $20