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Jan 11th 10am-12pm - Press Conference and Rally Event hosted by F.R.E.E.D. (For Real Equality, End Demand) Collective

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Jan 11th 10am-12pm - Press Conference and Rally Event hosted by F.R.E.E.D. (For Real Equality, End Demand) Collective

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Jan 13th, 9am-12pm “Screening Event: California's Forgotten Children” by Napa County Child Welfare

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Jan 13th, 9am-12pm “Screening Event: California's Forgotten Children” by Napa County Child Welfare

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Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/screening-event-californias-forgotten-children-tickets-227311533917?aff=erellivmlt

Napa County Child Welfare Services invites you to a free screening of an award-winning documentary, California's Forgotten Children, looking at the Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC). It will be followed by a one-hour panel discussion with experts in the field.

California's Forgotten Children is an award-winning feature documentary that follows a diverse group of resilient survivors who have overcome commercial sexual exploitation of children and are changing the world by ensuring no child is forgotten. This film gives viewers the tools to combat this epidemic and empowers survivors on their path to freedom. Featuring stories from leaders in the movement such as Time 100 Most Influential People Withelma "T" Ortiz Walker Pettigrew, attorney Carissa Phelps, academic scholar Minh Dang, activist Leah Albright-Byrd, therapist Nikolaos Al-Khadra, and educator Rachel Thomas, M. Ed. The film supports the stories of survivors with current statistics and perspectives of sexual exploitation from professionals in social services, law enforcement, advocates, and child welfare.

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California's Forgotten Children - Documentary

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California's Forgotten Children Documentary Official Trailer

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Jan. 29th - Shattering Barriers -SHADE Symposium

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Jan. 29th - Shattering Barriers -SHADE Symposium

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My Experience as a Labor Trafficking Survivor | Elijah Muhammed | TEDxDayton

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Domestic Child Sex Trafficking & The Child Welfare Response

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Domestic Child Sex Trafficking & The Child Welfare Response

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Domestic Child Sex Trafficking and the Child Welfare Response - Conversation Series #4

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Jan. 14th: Supporting Youth: Survivors’ Perspectives on Housing, Harm Reduction, and Youth Engagement.

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Jan. 14th: Supporting Youth: Survivors’ Perspectives on Housing, Harm Reduction, and Youth Engagement.

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This webinar is presented by the California CSEC (Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children) Action Team’s Advisory Board - 10 lived experience experts who will be speaking from their own personal experience as well as from their professional experience supporting individuals impacted by CSE.

Webinar
attendees will leave with practical skills that will empower them to prepare to
meet the needs of youth impacted by CSE.

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Advisory Board Intro. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Advisory Board Intro. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

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Jan 28th, 9:30am - 3:30pm: 4th Annual Shattering Barriers Symposium: Decriminalization of Prostitution

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Jan 28th, 9:30am - 3:30pm: 4th Annual Shattering Barriers Symposium: Decriminalization of Prostitution

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S.H.A.D.E., (Survivors Healing, Advising and Dedicated to Empowerment) is a survivor-based advocacy organization that empowers survivors of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and domestic violence. We believe that Survivor Leadership is paramount to creating positive change and empowerment within and outside of the anti-trafficking movement.
On Friday, January 28, 2022, we are holding our 4th Annual, Shattering Barriers Symposium: A Human Trafficking Gathering on Decriminalization of Prostitution This is guaranteed to be a day full of inspiration, deep dialogue, and innovative learning! This symposium will be focused on Can We truly Stay Neutral Regarding Systems of Prostitution? We will explore how trafficking and prostitution are inextricable. How money coerces sexual access and whether that is consent. We will also discuss what is and how full or partial decriminalization (equality model) affects marginalized communities. Most importantly how can we come together to effectively disrupt human trafficking? This topic is a continuum of our last symposium where we explored the effects of sexism and racism upon various cultures, as well as upon society as a whole. All are welcome to register and attend this event, it is open to students, community members, service providers, law enforcement, the healthcare industry, and etc.. Light breakfast refreshments and lunch will be provided. Registration check-in starts at 8:30 am. The program starts at 9:30 am! ********************************************************************************************* This symposium continues to be the first of its kind provided to the public, in that it is 100 percent Survivor-thriver led, Survivor-thriver organized, and it features all Survivor-thriver speakers. We are excited to have secured a roster of Survivor-thriver expert speakers who possess years of experience as Abolitionists in the fight against human trafficking.
All attending will need to show proof of vaccination and or a negative CV19 test that's within 72 hrs. Mask is Required!
Sarai Smith-Mazariegos Venus Morris, Outreach Specialist, S.H.A.D.E Movement Jessica Midkiff, Program Development Specialist, Saving Innocence & Co-Author of 'Men! Fight for me' , Executive Director, S.H.A.D.E Movement Moderators: Nola Brantley, CEO & Master Trainer, Nola Brantley Speaks, and Xenia St. Charles, CEO, SoBrash Company and Artivist Ne'cole Daniels, Founding Executive Director, Survivors on the Move Adrianna Griffith, Restorative Justice Program Specialist, and Incarcerated Lived Experienced Expert
Masters of Ceremonies:

Keynote Speaker:
Morning: Afternoon:
Featured Speakers/Trainers Include:

MORE SPEAKERS TO BE ADDED, STAY TUNED!
Advocate Award, Ally Award, Integrity Award, If you are a survivor of trafficking, commercial sexual exploitation and would like to attend please contact us at info@shademovement.org for an access code for free admission! If you are interested in having an outreach table at the event, please contact us at info@shademovement.org. Once approved you will be provided a code to register.
Program Includes:

Closing of Ceremony Spoken Word

Three Awards to recognize selfless individuals working, making effective changes that benefit victims, survivors of sexual exploitation, human trafficking. Award Recipients:

We are truly grateful for our Event Co-Sponsors: STAY TUNED FOR ADDITIONAL SPONSORS TO BE ADDED!!

If you would like to become a sponsor please contact us at info@shademovement.org to make a contribution.

GOLD SPONSOR:

Silver Sponsor:

Open Contribution Sponsors:

Nikki Fortunato Bas, Council President

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4th annual shattering barriers symposium: decriminalization of prostitution

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4th Annual Shattering Barriers Symposium: Decriminalization of Prostitution

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S.H.A.D.E., (Survivors Healing, Advising and Dedicated to Empowerment) is a survivor-based advocacy organization that empowers survivors of sexual exploitation, human trafficking, and domestic violence. We believe that Survivor Leadership is paramount to creating positive change and empowerment within and outside of the anti-trafficking movement.

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Jan 28th, 9:00am-1:00pm: Somatic Support for Trauma Survivors on Zoom by Nicole Klasey and Charleen Dere 

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Jan 28th, 9:00am-1:00pm: Somatic Support for Trauma Survivors on Zoom by Nicole Klasey and Charleen Dere 

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alameda somatic support for trauma survivors

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Alameda Somatic Support for Trauma Survivors

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Eventbrite - If you work with Alameda County youth and young adults, join the training presents Alameda Somatic Support for Trauma Survivors - Wednesday, January 26, 2022 - Find event and ticket information.

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Jan 29th, 11:00 AM: Sacramento Capitol Building- “Seeds of Hope Walk” ($10 to register)

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Jan 29th, 11:00 AM: Sacramento Capitol Building- “Seeds of Hope Walk” ($10 to register)

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California Child Trafficking Service Provider List

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California Child Trafficking Service Provider List

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Labor and Sex Trafficking Among Homeless Youth

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●      Since California’s passage of SB 855 in 2014, a total of 14,892 youth have been identified by Child Welfare Services for suspected exploitation and/or trafficking. Of these youth, 9,297 were the subject of one or more allegations of exploitation before the age of 18 years of age.(Child Welfare Indicators Project, Berkeley,

University of California)

●      Of the more than 26,500 endangered runaways (including male, female and transgender children) reported to NCMEC in 2020, one in six were likely victims of child sex trafficking.

●      In 2020, there was a record 21.7 million reports of suspected child sexual

exploitation made to N CMEC’s CyberTipline.

●      Nearly one in five of 911 youth interviewed in theCovenant House National

Study of homeless youth were victims of trafficking, 15% for sex, 7.4% for labor and 3% for both.

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Report Suspected Prostitution and Sex Trafficking

You can make an anonymous report online - it's quick and easy!

You can phone in an anonymous tip at 510-238-2373.

If you have specific information about the individuals shown above or the crimes for which they’ve been arrested, please call 510-777-3333 to make a police report. Or if you prefer, use the anonymous tip line at 510-238-2373.

Victim Services and Information

To obtain services for a victim, please call BAWAR (Bay Area Women Against Rape) at 510-430-1298.

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Para información en español, visite la página web Tráfico Sexual.

Human trafficking, or buying and selling human beings, is illegal. Sex trafficking (buying and selling people for sex) is illegal, too. And yet thousands of people are forced into prostitution every year. Men, women, and children from all walks of life can become victims.

Help & Resources
Report Suspected Prostitution and Sex Trafficking

You can make an anonymous report online - it's quick and easy!

You can phone in an anonymous tip at 510-238-2373.

If you have specific information about the individuals shown above or the crimes for which they've been arrested, please call 510-777-3333 to make a police report. Or if you prefer, use the anonymous tip line at 510-238-2373.

Victim Services and Information

To obtain services for a victim, please call BAWAR (Bay Area Women Against Rape) at 510-430-1298.

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Para información en español, visite la página web Tráfico Sexual. Human trafficking, or buying and selling human beings, is illegal. Sex trafficking (buying and selling people for sex) is illegal, too. And yet thousands of people are forced into prostitution every year.

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Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888 OR text "INFO" or "HELP" to: BeFree (233733)

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Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888 OR text "INFO" or "HELP" to: BeFree (233733)

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Call or Text the Common Ground Resource & Crisis Helpline at 1-800-231-1127

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Call or Text the Common Ground Resource & Crisis Helpline at 1-800-231-1127

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The Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children: CSEC 101