Stand Against Trafficking
A Community Forum On September 9th, 2009 At Heartland Church Auditorium In Fishers, Indiana
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Over 27 million people are currently victims of human trafficking. Men, women, boys, and girls are being used as sex slaves and labor slaves all over the world, including Indiana.
Stand Against Trafficking (StAT) is a coalition of Indiana citizens networking to abolish human trafficking through Awareness, Education, Response, Prevention, and Resources.
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Cancer Claims Life of Dedicated StAT Member
The StAT family experienced loss this week in the death of committee member, Leslie Hulse. Leslie lost her three-year battle with cancer at age 37.
Victim’s Story Highlights Anti-Trafficking Forum
Marty, a victim of human trafficking, gave a stirring account of her ordeal to a large crowd at The Wesleyan Church's Stand Against Trafficking community forum, September 9, 2009, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
For the rest of the story, visit Wesleyan.org.
College Student Joins Fight Against Human Trafficking
A Columbia University students speaks of her involvement in the fight against human trafficking.
Read Briana Wong's perspective in the Columbia Spectator.
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