A Glimpse of the Truth Behind Human Trafficking - 4/11

Excellent upcoming event at the Universities at Shady Grove. Please note that there is free shuttle service between CP and Shapdy Grove.

Think that slavery ended in the 19th Century? You are wrong.

Approximately 27 million individuals are enslaved by human trafficking world-wide each year. Women and girls account for 80% of detected victims, most of these for sexual exploitation. It is a huge business accounting for about $32 billion annually.
Think this only happens in developing countries? Wrong. There are about 200,000 people being trafficked in the United States right now.

Learn more about human trafficking through a documentary film and panel discussion featuring State Senator Jennie M. Forehand, hosted by the student groups Students Engaged in Public Health (SEIPH), Political Science Students Organization, and Dreamers 4 Dreamers.

A Glimpse of the Truth Behind Human Trafficking

Not My Life Screening and Expert Panel Discussion

with State Senator Jennie Forehand

April 11th 2013

4:00pm - 6:00pm

The Universities at Shady Grove

Building I Auditorium

 
A screening of the documentary film, Not My Life, will be followed by a panel discussion including State Senator Jennie Forehand, Nancy Winston - Director of Shared Hope International, and Barbara Amaya – Survivor.

The event is free and open to the public; there will be light refreshments at the end.
To learn more and RSVP for the event, please join the Facebook event or Meetup Group.