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SUMMARY:Symposium on Anti-human Trafficking at Sporting and Other Large Events.
DESCRIPTION:We invite you to join the Alliance to End Human Trafficking for a timely symposium on anti-human trafficking at sporting and other large events. \nAs major events continue to grow in scale and impact\, so do the risks associated with exploitation. This session will bring together leading voices across law\, healthcare\, advocacy\, and community response to explore practical strategies for prevention and collaboration. \nEvent Details:Date: April 29\, 2026Location: Connelly Cinema\, Villanova University800 E Lancaster Ave\, Villanova\, PARefreshments: 5:00–5:15 PMProgram: 5:15–6:30 PM \nFeatured Speakers: \n\n\nMeaghan Patterson\, SSJ\, MSW \n\n\nShea M. Rhodes\, Esq. \n\n\nJohn-Michael Lander \n\n\nCatherine Curley\, PhD\, RN \n\n\nKarissa Wenk \n\n\n  \nHosted in collaboration with the Sisters of Saint Joseph\, the Sisters\, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary\, and Dawn’s Place\, this symposium offers an opportunity to engage with experts and strengthen prevention efforts ahead of major global sporting events. \nWe hope you will join us. \nDownload flyer here. \nA viewing livestream link is available. Please contact waed@alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org \nThe livestream is intended for viewing only. Any recording\, reproduction\, distribution\, or public sharing of this content\, in whole or in part\, is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/symposium-on-anti-human-trafficking-at-sporting-and-other-large-events/
LOCATION:Connelly Cinema\, Villanova University\, Connelly Center\, 800 E Lancaster Ave\, Villanova\, PA\, 19085\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260520T120000
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SUMMARY:Navigating Digital Threats: The Dirty Dozen and Online Exploitation Prevention
DESCRIPTION:In today’s rapidly evolving digital world\, online exploitation tactics are becoming more sophisticated\, targeted\, and difficult to detect. “Navigating Digital Threats: The Dirty Dozen and Online Exploitation Prevention” explores common online dangers that place youth and vulnerable individuals at risk for exploitation. \n  \nSpeakers: \n\nAJ Smith\, WorldWE STAND Fellow\nHaley McNamara\, NCOSE\nSr. Maryann Mueller\, Felician Sisters\n\n  \nDownload flyer here.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/navigating-digital-threats-the-dirty-dozen-and-online-exploitation-prevention/
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_j949tQcPRq6a4L6jgJHVOA
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260521T140000
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Game: The Hidden Reality of Human Trafficking at Major Events
DESCRIPTION:Major sporting events\, concerts\, and large-scale gatherings draw global audiences\, economic activity\, and\, unfortunately\, increased vulnerability to human trafficking. While these events are often celebrated for unity and entertainment\, they can also create environments where exploitation thrives due to high demand for labor and commercial sex\, increased tourism\, and strained local resources. \nJoin the Alliance To End Human Trafficking on May 21 at 2 p.m. EST for a session that will explore the complex relationship between major events and human trafficking\, separating myths from realities while highlighting known risk factors\, recruitment tactics\, and the populations most at risk. Panelists will examine how traffickers capitalize on opportunity\, the role of online platforms and short-term rentals\, and the importance of coordinated responses among law enforcement\, service providers\, hospitality staff\, and community members. \nAttendees will gain insight into prevention strategies and actionable steps that organizations\, event planners\, and communities can take to reduce risk and respond effectively. By looking “beyond the game\,” this conversation aims to equip participants with the awareness and tools needed to recognize and disrupt trafficking in the context of large events.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/beyond-the-game-the-hidden-reality-of-human-trafficking-at-major-events/
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OyZi_n76TeuyLUVvel8Ttw
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SUMMARY:Non-Violence and Human Dignity: An Integral Ecology Perspective
DESCRIPTION:The Talitha Kum global network\, in collaboration with Sowing Hope for the Planet\, Initiative of the Justice\, Peace and Integrity of Creation (JPIC) Commission USG-UISG\, is pleased to invite you to a collaborative webinar. \nPromoting human dignity today requires approaches that honor both people and the environment. Non-violence provides a framework for ethical engagement and conflict resolution\, while integral ecology highlights the interconnectedness of social\, environmental\, and spiritual life. This webinar will explore these principles by sharing practical\, dignity-centered strategies and strengthening dialogue among faith communities and partners. \nThe conversation will begin with key insights from Marie Dennis\, former co-President and now senior advisor to the Secretary General of Pax Christi International\, a member of the executive committee of the Catholic Nonviolence Initiative. \nFollowing her presentation\, we will listen to grassroots testimonies and experiences from the Talitha Kum networks in Africa\, the Middle East\, and Latin America. The online event will conclude with an interactive discussion and group sharing on ethical practices\, non-violent approaches\, and integral ecology in action. \nSimultaneous interpretation will be available in five languages: English\, Italian\, Portuguese\, Spanish\, and French.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/non-violence-and-human-dignity-an-integral-ecology-perspective/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T120000
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SUMMARY:LifeWay Webinar
DESCRIPTION:In recognition of the United Nations’ World Day against Trafficking in Persons\, join LifeWay Network for a moderated Q&A with law enforcement professionals and a trafficking survivor exploring the intersection of human trafficking and organized crime\, including forced criminality\, cybercrime\, financial fraud\, money laundering\, and corruption. \n  \nModerator \nTori Curbelo\, LifeWay Network Director of Education \n  \nPanelists \n\nDavid Weiss\, Chief\, Kings County District Attorney’s Human Trafficking Unit; Co-Chair\, Brooklyn Human Trafficking Task Force\nDavid Ryan\, Coordinator\, Westchester County Anti-Trafficking Task Force\nMichelle Lopez\, Chief\, Westchester County Sex Crimes and Human Trafficking Bureau Special Prosecutions Division\nMoriah Beatrice\, Survivor Advocate\n\nWhile human trafficking is not exclusively perpetrated by organized crime groups\, organized criminal networks account for a significant share of prosecuted cases. According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime\, 74% of convicted traffickers were involved in organized criminal groups. Hear firsthand about how these networks operate\, the challenges of investigating trafficking\, the importance of cross-sector collaboration\, and how a survivor-centered approach strengthens efforts to hold traffickers accountable. \n  \nThe link to the Eventbrite is here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/trapped-behind-the-scam-webinar-tickets-1993630228681 \n  \nAny questions? Reach out to Tori at tcurbelo@lifewaynetwork.org.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/lifeway-webinar/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260730T140000
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SUMMARY:Breaking the Cycle: Protecting Foster Youth from Human Trafficking
DESCRIPTION:Join the Alliance to End Human Trafficking for a one-hour webinar on July 30 at 2 p.m. EST exploring the intersection of human trafficking and the foster care system. Youth involved in foster care are among the populations most vulnerable to trafficking due to factors such as instability\, trauma\, and lack of support networks. This webinar will examine the realities facing children and youth in foster care\, identify risk factors that traffickers exploit\, and discuss policies\, practices\, and community-based solutions that can better protect vulnerable young people. This session will equip participants with knowledge and practical ways to advocate for meaningful change and support prevention efforts.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/breaking-the-cycle-protecting-foster-youth-from-human-trafficking/
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wvXky904RuOzgr2muhyhVw
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260827T160000
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SUMMARY:Keeping Students Safe: Recognizing Human Trafficking & Preventing Exploitation
DESCRIPTION:Schools play a vital role in creating safe environments where students can learn\, grow\, and thrive. Yet many young people face risks beyond the classroom\, including human trafficking\, online exploitation\, and grooming. Because educators and school personnel interact with students daily\, they are often among the first adults to notice changes in behavior or warning signs that a student may need help. \nJoin the Alliance to End Human Trafficking on Aug. 27 at 4 p.m. EST for this informative webinar exploring the intersection of school safety and human trafficking prevention. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how traffickers target youth\, the impact of social media and technology\, common risk factors and indicators of exploitation\, and practical strategies for prevention and intervention within school communities.\nWhether you are a teacher\, administrator\, school counselor\, school social worker\, school resource officer\, nurse\, or other education professional\, this webinar will provide practical tools and resources to help protect students and foster a culture of safety both inside and outside the classroom. \nRegister Today! \n  \nDownload flyer here.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/keeping-students-safe-recognizing-human-trafficking-preventing-exploitation/
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_4sQ0m55PS6mUa2mmNxBsNQ
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260829T100000
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SUMMARY:Much Closer Than You Think – Human Trafficking in North Carolina
DESCRIPTION:August 29\, 2026\, at 10 AM\, In-Person \nMuch Closer Than You Think – Human Trafficking in North Carolina \nLocation: Saint Matthew’s Church in Charlotte \n  \nProfessor Judith Paparozzi\, UNC Pembroke\, a national expert on human trafficking\, will speak about human trafficking locally and nationally and discuss how it affects our community. \n  \nJoin us to learn how to safeguard ourselves and our loved ones (including on social media) and how to fight this exploitative social ill. \n  \nA more detailed bio of Dr. Paparozzi is available at www.ccdoc.org/education \n  \nDownload flyer here.
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/much-closer-than-you-think-human-trafficking-in-north-carolina/
LOCATION:Saint Matthew’s Church in Charlotte\, 8015 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy\, Charlotte\, 28277\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260917T140000
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SUMMARY:Understanding the Link Between Gender Inequalities and Human Trafficking
DESCRIPTION:This webinar explores how systemic gender inequalities create conditions that increase vulnerability to human trafficking. From economic marginalization and limited access to education to gender-based violence and discriminatory cultural norms\, participants will examine how unequal power structures fuel exploitation. The session will highlight prevention\, advocacy\, and compassionate action. \n  \nSpeakers: \n\n\n\nDr./Sr. Patricia McDonald\, Presenter & Author \n\n\n\n\nJarrett Davis\, Up! Collective \n\n\n\n\nJessica-Wind Abolafia\, Sanctuary for Families
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/understanding-the-link-between-gender-inequalities-and-human-trafficking/
LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rLm6pGeFQymsW6rV3PEXEg#/registration
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SUMMARY:The Global Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Summit “PAINTING OUR TOWNS PURPLE”
DESCRIPTION:Location: Shultz Center – 4019 Boulevard Center Dr.\, Jacksonville\, FL. 32207\nDates: October 24nd – 25th\, 2026\nPresent By: Global Domestic Violence Human Trafficking Task Force Network\nHosted by: Open Arms Against Abuse Services – \nPamela Smith – Payton\, Founder/Executive Director \nMission Statement\nOur mission is to strengthen global partnerships\, advance survivor‑centered policies\, and empower communities through education\, prevention\, and coordinated action. \nSummit Theme\n“Breaking the Silence: Global Unity Against Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking” This theme highlights the urgent need for collective responsibility and coordinated global action. It calls on governments\, advocates\, survivors\, and communities worldwide to unite in ending abuse and advancing safety\, equality\, and justice for all. \nBoard Members: \nPresident: Pamela Smith Payton\nVice President: Katherine Moore\nSecretary: Lakechia Moore\nDirector of Event Strategy & Logistics: Julia Martinez\nIT Program Director: Thomas Sweates\nCommunity Advocate: Maxine Fergerson\nPolicy & Legislation Director: Christabella Robinson\nHousing Director: David Smith\nGrant Writer: Andy Bradwells \nBoard Members: \nAlice Karanja – Kenya\, Africa\nJoseph DeLuca – Nevada\, U.S.A.\nMeg Grant – Pennsylvania\, U.S.A.\nDr. Theresa Gamble – Wakefield\, Fl. \nGlobal Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Summit Partners\nBeeyond Advocates – Nevada\, U.S.A.\nJulia Martinez\, Founder/Executive Director\nHumanity Network – Uganda\, Africa\nJuliana Kifola\, Founder\, Latim Stephen\, Director\nPink Gender Watch – Kenya\, Africa\nAlice Karanja\, Founder/Executive Director\nProtective Moms – North Carolina\, U.S.A.\nKatherine Moore\, Founder/Executive Director\nVictorias Children\, Wisconsin\nJennifer Allen\, Founder\nstandbythechildren@gmail.com\nWar Aide – Nigeria\, Africa\n(Trauma Informed Practices) \nFaith Based Advisory Leaders\nGreater True Vine F.B.H. – Elder Charles Beamer\nHouse for the Nations – Angel Nater\, Orlando\, Fl\nOpen Arms Community Church – Martin Palmer\, Jacksonville Fl \nOpportunities for Participation:\n•Serving as a Q&A panelist\n•Participating in a roundtable discussion\n•Presenting as a keynote or featured speaker\n•Facilitating a workshop or training session\n•Sharing lived experience or survivor‑centered insight\n•Offering professional or community‑based expertise \nSummit Overview\nThe Global Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Summit brings together Advocates\, Survivors\, Policymakers\, Educators\, Service Providers\, Faith Based to confront the urgent and interconnected issues of domestic violence\, gender‑based violence\, and human trafficking. \nSummit Purpose\nThis summit serves as a dynamic platform for education\, collaboration\, and policy development. It features keynote speakers\, survivor‑led panels\, interactive workshops\, and solution‑driven roundtables designed to inspire action\, elevate survivor voices\, and advance meaningful global change. \nObjectives\n1. Raise Awareness of the global impact\, prevalence\, and long‑term consequences of\ndomestic and gender‑based violence.\n2. Promote Collaboration among government agencies\, NGOs\, survivor‑led\norganizations\, and international networks.\n3. Develop Policy Recommendations that strengthen prevention\, protection\, and\nprosecution efforts worldwide.\n4. Empower Survivors to share their experiences\, shape meaningful dialogue\, and\ninform sustainable global solutions.\n5. Provide Training and Capacity Building for professionals\, advocates\, and community\nleaders to strengthen effective response and prevention strategies. \nKey Statistics (2024–2025 Data)\nViolence Against Women:\n• 1 in 3 women (30%) worldwide experience physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime\, most often by an intimate partner (WHO).\n• 1 in 4 women (26%) have experienced intimate partner violence specifically (WHO).\n• 1 in 10 girls have experienced forced sexual acts before age 18 (UNICEF).\n• 60% of female homicides are committed by an intimate partner or family member (UN\nWomen). \nViolence Against Men:\n• 1 in 6 men report experiencing domestic abuse in their lifetime (UN Women).\n• Men are less likely to report sexual violence\, but global estimates suggest 8% of men\nexperience sexual violence other than by a partner (WHO).\nSexual Violence: (General Population)\n• Conflict‑related sexual violence continues to rise\, with women and girls representing\nthe majority of documented cases (UN Security Council Report).\n• Humanitarian crises significantly increased risk\, with displaced women and girls\nfacing rates of sexual violence up to 3 times higher than non‑displaced populations\n(UNHCR). (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees. It is the UN agency\nresponsible for protecting refugees\, displaced people\, and stateless individuals\, and for\nsupporting countries in providing shelter\, safety\, and long‑term solutions. \nChildren & Adolescents:\n• 1 in 4 children experience physical\, sexual\, or emotional violence before age 18.\n( WHO).\n• Child sexual abuse affects 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 13 boys globally\n(CDC/WHO Meta‑analysis).\n• Online exploitation cases have surged\, with reports increasing by over 80% since\n2020 (INTERPOL). \nEconomic Impact\n• Domestic violence costs the global economy an estimated $1.5 trillion annually\, equal\nto 2% of global GDP (World Bank).
URL:https://alliancetoendhumantrafficking.org/aeht-event/the-global-domestic-violence-and-human-trafficking-summit-painting-our-towns-purple/
LOCATION:4019 Boulevard Center Dr.\, Jacksonville\, FL. 32207\, 4019 Boulevard Center Dr.\, Jacksonville\, FL\, 32207\, United States
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