Stop Human Trafficking

What Can I Do to Break the Chains of Modern Day Slavery? 
Training and Discussion Forum to Stop Human Trafficking
Awareness and Education is KEY to Saving Lives

When: Saturday, February 19, 1:00-4:00 PM
Where: Northaven United Methodist Church 11211 Preston RD., Dallas

Human Trafficking 101 Training and Discussion Forum conducted by Mosaic Family Services and supporting anti-trafficking coalition partners.
Sponsored by the Dallas Peace Center – Anti-Trafficking Committee:  Stop Modern Day Slavery

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Slavery is more affordable, more widespread and more entrenched in 2011 than it was in ancient Rome or the Antebellum South of America.

                                   Trafficked Forced Labor by Form                                    
43% forced commercial sex exploitation
32% forced economic exploitation
25% mixture of above and other reasons

Profits from Trafficked Forced Labor
Global-US $31.6 billion
USA, Europe -15.5 billion
Asia and the Pacific – $9.7 billion
Latin America and Caribbean – $1.3 billion
Middle East and North Africa – $1.5 billion
Transition Countries – $3.4 billion
Sub Saharan Africa –$159 million

After drug dealing, trafficking of humans is tied with arms dealing as the second largest criminal industry in the world, and is the fastest growing.