Learn About Human Trafficking in Connecticut at Milford Library on January 27

Child trafficking and exploitation is not only a crime that happens in other parts of the world—it happens in America, and it happens in our own state!

Elm City Abolitionists (ECA) is a group of concerned local citizens from the Greater New Haven area whose mission is to combat child trafficking and exploitation in the state of CT through increased community awareness and advocacy for survivors and those at risk. ECA serves as a volunteer team for “Love 146”, a national organization working toward the abolition of child trafficking and exploitation in the US and around the world through prevention and aftercare solutions.

Join ECA on Sat 1/27/18 from 2-5pm @ Milford Public Library (57 New Haven Ave, Milford, CT 06460) for a showing of the 2011 documentary “Sex and Money: A National Search for Human Worth” about the shocking reality of domestic minor sex trafficking in the US and the rising movement of advocates fighting to abolish It. The film will be followed by a Q&A session and panel discussion with special guests:

*Professor Timothy Palmbach, J.D. – Director, Center for Forensic Investigations of Trafficking in Persons, University of New Haven

*Detective Leonard Soto - Special Victims Unit, New Haven Police Department & Federal Task Force Officer, US Department of Homeland Security

*Krystal Ambrozaitis – Anti-Human Trafficking Coordinator, The Salvation Army, Southern New England Division

If you would like more information about ECA and how you can participate in the abolitionist movement in our area, please contact ECAVolunteerTeam@gmail.com, visit www.ECAVolunteerTeam.com, or find ECA on Facebook. To learn more about human trafficking and explore ways to get involved, please visit www.love146.org and sign up for email updates.

In case of heavy snow, this program will take place on February 3.   Please call the Library at 203.783.3292 for details.

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Submitted by Milford, CT

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