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Justice Matters: Anti-Slavery Conference
The Justice Matters Conference, Aboloshing 21st Century Slavery and Human Trafficking Presented by: Slavery No More and Calvary Murrieta
February 18, 2012 | 8:00 AM- 4:00 PM
“For I, the Lord, love justice” Isaiah 61:8
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8:00 – AM Check-in & Exhibitor Tables Open
Special Music: Shannon Sergey, Forever Found
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9:00 AM Morning Session
Kaign Christy, International Justice Mission
Deputy Aaron Wolf, Riverside County Sheriff's Dept. Human Trafficking Task Force
Victim Specialist, FBI
Sandra Morgan, Global Center for Women and Justice
Q & A Session
Deputy Aron Wolf, Riverside County Sherif'fs Dept, Human Trafficking Task Force
Victim Specialist, FBI
Jennifer O’Farrell, Operation SafeHouse, Anti-Human Trafficking Director
April Steele, Child S.H.A.R.E.
11:30 AM Lunch Break
*Vendors available to purchase lunch, cash only please. See list below.
12:30 PM Afternoon Session
April Steele, Child S.H.A.R.E.
Harmony Dust, Treasures Ministry
Steven Kiefer, Oasis Christian Center
Kerry Decker, Million Kids and Rapha House
Everyday Abolitionists Forum
Shannon Sergey, Forever Found
Jocelyn White, Slavery No More
Jonathan Slater, California Baptist University
Emily Hibard, Treasures Ministry
Russ Bermejo, My Refuge House
A Domestic Human Trafficking Survivor
Kevin Potter, Oasis USA
3:00 PM Exhibitor Tables Remain Open
The mission of Slavery No More is to resource a diversity of the most effective organizations working to combat and abolish modern-day slavery and human trafficking, and to create awareness and a diversity of opportunities for meaningful personal engagement.
- 27 million people are slaves today - Unicef
- 1-1.2 million children are trafficked every year - U.S. Dept. of State, Unicef
- 80% of trafficking victims are women and girls - U.S. Dept of State
- 50% of trafficking victims are minors - U.S. Dept of State
- Human Trafficking is the 2nd largest criminal enterprise behind drugs