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The document discusses the ongoing problem of human trafficking. It notes that there are over 29 million slaves worldwide despite slavery being outlawed over 150 years ago. It provides statistics on human trafficking in the US, such as 100,000 to 300,000 victims currently with the average age being 12 years old. The document also examines how trafficking occurs, the types of victims, physical and psychological control methods used by traffickers, and signs to look for to identify potential victims. It encourages awareness of the issue and ways to help prevent trafficking.
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- 2. Modern Day Slavery Picture 150 years ago Emancipation Proclamation was signed 6 decades ago the United Nations outlawed the global slave trade The Reality Today 29.8 MILLION SLAVES WORLDWIDE
- 3. What are Human Rights? Rights that belong to all people at birth by virtue of our common humanity
- 4. Sex Labor
- 5. Trafficking Story Anyones son or daughter- Video clip
- 7. Raising Awareness at High Schools
- 8. California is a hotspot in the United States for trafficking cases.
- 9. Human Trafficking Terminology Perpetrator Prostitution Pimp- Male or Female Daddy or Mama Johns Dates and Tricks The Life The Stroll
- 10. What is the problem? Trafficking of minor girls and boys is the fastest growing crime in the U.S. Human Trafficking in the world is a $32 Billion industry and in the United States alone
- 11. Numbers in the US 100,000 300,000 victims Average age of a victim is 12 years Forced quota of 15-20 buyers per night CA Convictions 9-12 years after Prop 35 Federal Convictions net 12-15 years
- 12. Greed and Power Girls and boys are seen and treated as a commodity Branded, Tattooed Pimps research how to build their business just like an entrepreneur Power over someone Force Intimidation Brutal violence
- 13. 1 out of 3 girls and 1 out of 5 boys will be sexually abused by the age of 18.
- 14. Who Are These Victims? Anyones Son or Daughter Boys (48.5%) and girls (51.2%) become victims at nearly the same rate Vulnerable Those exploited at a young age Homeless Bullied Lack of family support Foster Youth
- 15. And Boys Too Average age first exploited: 11-13 Recruited by family and friends Survival sex Up to 50% of commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) cases are boys Silence and cultural perceptions
- 17. How Does this Happen? Gain victim trust Manipulation Coercion Cage the Mind Force Intake process
- 18. Why Dont Victims Speak Up? Fear Shame Loyalty Hopelessness
- 19. True or False? There is a consistent victim profile type? FALSE
- 20. Quiz How many are exploited for sex in the US? 100,000 300,000
- 21. Quiz The average age of a trafficked victim in the US? 12 years old
- 22. Quiz Average Life Expectancy of a sex trafficked victim? 7 years
- 23. Quiz Can you guess how many websites are used to sell teens for sex in the US? 14 different websites selling teens
- 24. Media Influences Role Models Advertising Unrealistic Beauty Objectification/Self-Objectification Over-Sexualization of Girls Violence Against Women
- 25. Top Signs Presence of an overly controlling boyfriend Inability to maintain eye contact when communicating Physical Abuse Signs of malnourishment Signs of drugs Fear, anxiety, depression, submissive, tense or nervous Few or no personal possessions
- 26. Internet Dating Friends Your Safety Have someone you can go to or talk to Self Defense Discernment Accountability Summer reports!
- 27. Value and Worth Each of you have intrinsic value and worth
- 28. Real Men Value women Understand appropriate relationships Appreciate the role of women Respect for boundaries How do I treat a woman? Honor womens choices Acknowledge impact of pornography
- 29. Pornography and Sex Trafficking Profits sex traffickers Activates drug-cue-reactivity and craving centers of the brain Requires increased levels of input to achieve the same result, leading to: -Decreased intimacy with a partner -Increased tendency of violence Research from Witherspoon Institute & Cambridge University
- 30. Run For Courage, Inc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ovckc_LKr-w
- 31. What Can you Do? National Hotline 1-888-3737-888 or TEXT: BeFree (233733) Be Aware Like us on Facebook Stand up Against Trafficking at Events Virtual Runner anytime! Volunteer www.runforcourage.org
- 34. Top Fundraisers
- 36. UCLA Virtual Run-Packet Pick-Up
- 38. Thank you from all of us!