Posted on August 23, 2008 by ncstop
(…plus or minus a few days..)
8/15/08 “Anchorage Man Gets 30 Years in Sex Trafficking, Drugs Case” (The Daily News-Miner)
[tagged for: court cases, prostitution]
8/16/08 “Wichita Film Debuts About Human Trafficking” (KSN News.com)
[tagged for: films, prostitution, sexual exploitation, public awareness]
8/17/08 “Measure would protect pimps, not prostitutes” (San Francisco Chronicle)
[tagged for: legalizing prostitution, sexual exploitation, child prostitution, children]
Filed under: News Stories | Tagged: child prostitution, children, collaboration, court cases, faith, films, law enforcement, legalizing prostitution, North Carolina, prostitution, public awareness, sex slavery, sexual exploitation, TIP legislation | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 11, 2008 by ncstop
Some NCStop members in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel Hill area are hoping to bring the film Call + Response to the Triangle. C+R has a volunteer position called “First Responder,” a person whose job is to drum up interest in their area for a screening, and to be the local liaison with C+R.
So if you…
1) live in [...]
Filed under: Take Action! | Tagged: Call+Response, films, North Carolina, public awareness | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 10, 2008 by ncstop
- about NCStop’s own Emily Fitchpatrick and the Hope House Project! -
ASHEVILLE – Emily Fitchpatrick hopes her personal journey will help her draw frightened victims away from their own troubles.
Having recovered from alcohol and drug addiction nine years ago, Fitchpatrick said she believes God can help her rescue women who have fallen prey to sex [...]
Filed under: News Stories | Tagged: Asheville NC, Hope House Project, North Carolina, prostitution, sex slavery, sex trafficking | 1 Comment »
Posted on August 8, 2008 by ncstop
Hey all, if you weren’t able to make it out to UNC’s Combating Sex Trafficking conference this past April, they’ve now got all the presentations uploaded to their website, plus conference outcomes and other resources.
Filed under: Resources | Tagged: Carolina Women's Center, education, North Carolina, sex trafficking, training | Leave a Comment »