Tag Archives: Human Trafficking

Let Me Try to Enlighten You

Posted on November 19, 2014 by networkforpeace

“Slavery: Here and Now,” a panel discussion on human trafficking, hosted in St. Aloysius Church, was a heart-wrenching and enlightening turning point of my life.  It was held on October 23rd, and attracted a good number of males, females and … Continue reading →

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We Remain Faceless

Posted on June 23, 2014 by egriffin2014

Ever since I was a child, my mother told me to be accepting of all human qualities except cruelty and greed. I still follow her advice today. When I came across the New York Times article released on Monday about … Continue reading →

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Strip Clubs, Trafficking, Soap and National Conventions

Posted on August 21, 2012 by vdorgan

What is it about a big political convention or a Superbowl that turns guys on?  These seem to be especially testosterone-boosting events.  I’ve been fascinated by news stories about the excited preparations of strip club owners in Tampa as they … Continue reading →

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Discovering Trapped Women

Posted on July 5, 2012 by networkforpeace

Since publishing our educational packet “Modern Slavery: The Secret World of Trafficking of Women,” we have been gathering stories about its use.  The idea is that these stories can be useful to others thinking about opening conversations about sex trafficking … Continue reading →

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On Demand—Trafficking for sex

Posted on March 25, 2012 by networkforpeace

From our colleague: Kris Wade Executive Director The Justice Project http://www.thejusticeprojectkc.org How do we address the “demand” side of sex trafficking?  At a recent presentation during meetings of the UN on the status of women, Kris Wade spoke as a … Continue reading →

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What Makes a John?

Posted on January 26, 2012 by networkforpeace

I’ve got pornography on my mind because I have just been reading two books, “Lost Memory of Skin” by Russell Banks and “Empire of Illusion”by Chris Hedges.  I was drawn to these books because of the Network for Peace’s current … Continue reading →

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Coalitions Fight Human Trafficking in the Philippines

Posted on July 21, 2011 by networkforpeace

June 13, 2011  — Living Room Dialogue with Sharon Tiongco, Executive Director of the Philippine Agency for Community and Family Combat Human Trafficking through Networking and Partnership – A Philippine Scenario In the Philippines, older women promising good jobs go … Continue reading →

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Modern Slavery: Sex Trafficking

Posted on June 9, 2011 by networkforpeace

Following up on the discussion at the June 8 Living Room Dialogue on sex trafficking, we invite you to post any additional thoughts about the topic here.

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