You are invited to join the NGO Committee to Stop Trafficking in Persons and the NGO Committee on Migration for our event in commemoration of World Day against Child Labor: "Improving Outcomes for Migrant Children at Risk of Trafficking." The event will take place virtually...
Join USCSAHT and other members of the Coalition of Catholic Organizations Against Human Trafficking (CCOAHT) along with Stella Maris and AOS-USA, for a webinar on the Day of the Seafarer to learn more about our Solidarity with Seafarers campaign and how you can get involved!...
USCSAHT will be exhibiting at the National Council of Catholic Women’s Convention in Washington D.C. August 25 - 28.
Join USCSAHT for a webinar on slavery in the supply chain with the Alliance for Fair Food, reflecting on their current campaigns and work to prevent human trafficking and workers rights abuses in agriculture.
This webinar will help us implement the best standards for our communications and programming about human trafficking, reflecting on the images and language we use. We will have two presenters share best practices with us: Samantha Seals, Program Manager for the Intercommunity Justice and Peace...
On October 1st from 4-8 p.m. EST and October 2nd from 12 - 4 p.m. EST, USCSAHT members will gather virtually for our first ever Member Conference with the theme: Weaving Community, Building Capacity, and Effecting Change. The Conference will include 2 plenary sessions and...
Book club members will meet with author Chris Stark to ask questions and learn more about her story and process for writing Carnival Lights. You must be registered for the book club to get the link to connect to this virtual meeting.
As the 11th anniversary walk in L.A., it is truly a movement to end human trafficking. This year we will gather together online again, raise our voices, and let our fingers do the walking! Hear from activists and advocates Journey with survivors and community members,...
The January 11th program hosted virtually by the Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Cross will be from 6:00-7:30 p.m.
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