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Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking in the Yakima ValleyThe Advocacy committee of the Zonta Club of Yakima Valley has been working to build awareness of Domestic Minor Trafficking (DMST) and Human Trafficking issues in the Yakima Valley as an ongoing advocacy project.
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Trafficking HotlinesIf you suspect someone is a victim of human trafficking, please call the National Human Trafficking Resource Hotline at 1-888-3737-888 or the Yakima Crime Victims Service Center at 1-866-523-6468. Both of these hotlines operate 24/7 hours! |
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An Open Letter to Michelle Obama: Beyonce is Not a Role Model
White House Forum to Combat Human Trafficking - April 9, 2013
Advocacy Makes a Difference - Write to your Elected Representatives - Our Facebook campaign to get people to write to their legislators about TVPRA re-authjorization helped bring about not only a good results (reauthorization), but also the chance to hear direct from the represenatives about the issues - see a letter from Patty Murray sent to one of our campaigners!
People are always asking us "What Can I Do to Help?" .. so we've developed this handout to answer that question - "Ten Things Anyone Can Do to Stop Human Trafficking".
“Justice for Trafficking Victims,” discusses how attorneys and social service providers may assist trafficking victims to bring civil lawsuits against their traffickers. The training will be available online until June 17.
How Widespread is Human Trafficking - Katie Couric show
Nine Myths about Prostitution - rethink your stereotypes!
Amazing Video - "How Porn Creates the John: Porn, Trafficking and the Social Construction of Masculinity"
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Their Story - the story of gang-related trafficking in the Yakima Valley |
Men's Movement to End Demand - The Defenders |
We Can End Demand from Defenders USA
Read news coverage of Human Trafficking in Yakima
| May 9-20 Tri-Cities |
13 Days For Justice - FREED
Here are directions for the Bethel Richland Campus. Here is a map of specific rooms within the Richland Campus. Here are directions for the Bethel West Pasco Campus. Here are directions to Sharehouse. |
| May 29 Yakima |
Project Respect Training Training to establish a common protocol for screening potential victims of human trafficking. For more information |
| June 4 Tri-Cities |
Faith and Justice Network Focus of this meeting will be on gang trafficking and what is happening in our area. |
| June 12-15 Seattle |
International Christian Alliance on Prostitution North America Conference For more information, click here. |
Learn more about the topic through these organizations/websites/publications:
We have found these books to be very helpful in learning about DMST in the United States:
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These books can also be ordered through Inklings Bookshop in Yakima.
We have a lending library of films on domestic minor trafficking. We are happy to loan a copy to local organizations for small group previewing. These are amongst the best documentaries on DMST in the United States available today.
Call+Response
Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth
Nefarious: Merchant of Souls
Not 4 Sale
KYVE's Insider's Roundtable - Sex Trafficking in Yakima - You can view the first segment with Kim Foley of Comprehensive and Chad Janis of Yakima Police Department. The view the second segment features speakers from Zonta Club of Yakima Valley and Jill Sunwold of Rods' House.
Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women
Human Trafficking
Trade
Trade of Innocents
Trafficked: Slavery in America
Very Young Girls - watch trailer
Watch Online
I Am Second - Annie Lobert - 14 minutes
Carissa - a Survivor's Story - 23 minutes
Demand - Shared Hope International documentary - 45 minutes
Door to Grace - stories of survivors - 6 minutes
Dreams Die Hard - labor trafficking in US - 36 minutes
How Porn Creates the John: Porn, Trafficking and the Social Construction of Masculinity
I Just Keep Quiet - illustrates what human trafficking looks like in Washington State. The video features local responders including members of the Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT), survivors exploited in Washington, and service providers including the Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network(WARN).
Look Beneath the Surface - 13 minutes | Spanish version
Pure Passion series - Linda Smith Human Trafficking Interviews - One Two Three Four - 7-14 minutes each
Rape for Profit - highlights trafficking in Seattle
The Life - Ballerina Tease - 5 minutes
The Making of a Girl - young girls groomed for prostitution in US - 5 minutes
What I Have Been Through is Not Who I Am - 21 minutes
Why it's Wrong to Pay for Sex - Melissa Farley - 7 minutes
Just a few of the community organizations involved in the fight against human trafficking and serving vulnerable youth in the Yakima Valley, Ellensburg, Sunnyside and the Tri-Cities:
| Yakima | Comprehensive – Kim Foley - (509) 576-4326 |
| Sunnyside | Sunnyside’s Promise – Suzi Carpino, DMST Specialist |
| Ellensburg | 2013 To Free Today's Slaves Forum CWU Human Trafficking Awareness Club - Ellensburg Juneteenth Central Washington - Ellensburg |
| Tri-Cities | Faith Justice Network FREED, a Ministry of the Bethel Church Tri-Cities Coalition Against Trafficking Tri-Cities Soroptimists Against Trafficking |
AWARE (Vancouver)
Called to Rescue (Vancouver)
Center for Children and Youth Justice (Seattle)
Genesis Project (Kent)
Intercommunity Peace and Justice Center (Seattle)
NW Immigrant Rights Project (Granger and Seattle) - legal help for victims
Organization for Prostitution Survivors (Seattle)
Real Escape from the Sex Trade (Seattle)
Seattle Against Slavery
Shared Hope International (Vancouver)
Stolen Youth (Seattle)
Tronie Foundation (Lacey)
Washington Anti-Trafficking Response Network (Seattle)
Washington Engage (Olympia)
Washington State Attorney General’s office (Olympia)
Washington State Department of Commerce (Olympia)
Youth Care (Seattle)
Door to Grace
Not for Sale Oregon
Oregonians Against Trafficking Humans (OATH)
4 Every Girl - Campaigning for media images that value, respect, empower and promote the true value of every girl
The A21 Campaign: Abolishing Injustice in the 21st Century
Alliance to End Slavery and Trafficking - ATTEST
Call+Response
Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation - CAASE
ECPAT-USA - End Childhood Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes
End It Movement
Fair Girls
GEMS
Not for Sale Campaign
Polaris Project
President's Interagency Task Force to Monitor and Combat Trafficking
Rescue & Restore - the campaign to rescue and restore victims of human trafficking - US Dept of HHS
Streetlight USA
The Prevention Project
The Rebecca Project
The White House - End Human Trafficking site
Traffick Free (Save our Adolescents from Prostitution - S.O.A.P.)
Fair Girls
Global Centurion - focuses on demand
Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide documentary
International Justice Mission
Love 146
Stop Trafficking Newsletter
Anti Human Trafficking Resources for Business (Homeland Security)
Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST)
Global Business Coalition Against Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking and Business - excellent introduction to the topic of how businesses can ensure that no aspect of their business is involved in human trafficking. (note must be viewed on IE 32 bit)
Human Trafficking in Hotels and Motels
Dreams Die Hard
Education packs on Slavery - free downloads of curriculum
Human Trafficking of Children in the US: A Fact Sheet for Schools
Is Your Student a Victim of Trafficking: 6 Signs for Educators
Ohio State Officials Want to Enlist Teachers, Schools in Fight Against Child Trafficking
Tools for Educators - Red Flags & Indicators, First Response and Assessments
White Ribbon Week - building awareness of the dangers of pornography with school kids
All I was Good for Was ... - Portland survivor shares her story - video 5 minutes
Beyond Storming Brothels - activists in Portland - video 12 minutes
Chab Dai
Exodus Cry
Faith Alliance Against Slavery and Trafficking
Hookers for Jesus
Human Trafficking: Preventing, Protecting, Prosecuting - United Methodist Women NEW
Justice and Mercy Foundation
Protect: A Strategy to Prevent Human Trafficking in our Communities
Pure Hope: Christian Solutions in a Sexualized Culture
Strip Church - training and resources for church ministries with workings in adult industries
The Episcopal Church - Human Trafficking Resources NEW
We are Cherished
World Vision
Caring for Trafficked Persons: A Guide for Health Providers
Common Health Issues seen in Human Trafficking
Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking - What to look for during a Medical Exam
Rescue and Restore Campaign Tool Kits (US Dept of HHS)
Short Term and Long Term Effects of Human Trafficking - for Medical Professionals
Trafficking in Persons: A Primer for the Health Care Professional NEW
Anti Human Trafficking Resources for Law Enforcement (Homeland Security)
Anti Human Trafficking Task Force Strategy and Operations e-Guide
Blue Campaign - Department of Homeland Security
FBI's Innocence Lost National Initiative
H.E.A.T. Watch - comprehensive strategies for law enforcement to protect victims of DMST/CSEC
Human Trafficking and Intersections with Code Compliance NEW
Human Trafficking Law Enforcement Training Manual - New Mexico Attorney General's Office
National Gang Center
International Association of Chiefs of Police Guide on Investigating Human Trafficking
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as key partners in combating human trafficking - free online training 15 minutes
Rescue and Restore Campaign Tool Kits - US Dept of HHS
3N1 Men: empowering men to fight human trafficking
4 Common Myths about Trafficking - Defenders
Be More Than a Bystander
Bravehearts Freedom Network
Every Man's Battle
International Code of Conduct for Men
Men Can Stop Rape: Creating Cultures Free From Violence
Renaissance Male Project
Ten Things Men and Boys can do to Stop Human Trafficking - excellent brochure from the Male Renaissance Project!
The Defenders, USA
Housing Toolkit for Survivors of Human Trafficking
Preventing Sexual Violence: An Educational Toolkit for Health Care Professionals
Rescue and Restore Campaign Tool Kits (US Dept of HHS)
Missing and Exploited Children's Program - Distance Learning Center
How Internet Pornographers Market to Men vs. Women
How Porn Creates the John: Porn, Trafficking and the Social Construction of Masculinity
Porn Harms
Spanish Language resources from Polaris Project
New Brochure from the Family Research Council - Modern Slavery: How to Fight Human Trafficking in Your Community
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month - read this interesting article on "Intimate Partner & Familial Human Trafficking: when Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking Collide" and the Domestic & Sexual Violence Intersections with Trafficking brief
Fact Sheet: the Obama Administration Announces Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking at Home and Abroad - released on September 25, 2012 details federal efforts going forward to fight human trafficking
Polaris Project releases a new resource on Human Trafficking in Hotels and Motels
National Report on Domestic Minor Trafficking America's Prostituted Children
In early 2012, Washington State passed 12 pieces of legislation to fight human trafficking, read the Summary of the 12 Anti-Trafficking Laws passed in 2012 legislative session - from Washington Engage
Seattle Against Slavery has been working for three years to get hardened anti-trafficking posters mounted in the Rest Areas along the highways across our state, starting with I-90 and I-5. See the final poster design, and contribute to their campaign so that we can get these posters put up in rest stops along I-82! Each sign costs approx. $205 to make and install, and there will be signs in both the men's and women's bathrooms.
Release of 2012 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report by the US Government - view the report
New Study released from the West Coast Children's Clinic - "Research to Action: Sexually Exploited Minors (SEM) Needs and Strengths"
Excellent article on Supporting the victim after trafficking ... and the various programs and services that needed for a successful transition from victim to survivor .. as told by a survivor of trafficking.
President Obama speaks at the Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting on the subject of Human Trafficking.
| February 17, 2012 Yakima |
Rose Gundersen - Washington Engage - speaking on legislative progress in the Anti-Trafficking Fight and the importance of grassroots community action teams - download the flyer |
April 21 |
DECEPTIONS: Exposing the Lures of Child Trafficking & Internet Dangers |
| May 2012 Webinar |
Missing to Trafficking: Connections Between the Missing Child and Trafficking view training on Vimeo | download the presentation slides |
May 10-20 |
SOLD Exhibition - Bethel Church Richland download the flyer or see their website for more information. This is now a traveling human trafficking exhibition. Contact them if you'd like to bring the exhibition to your community |
| June 6 Yakima |
Sylvia Ui'lani Matayoshi - internationally recognized expert on Human Trafficking will speak at a luncheon sponsored by Zonta |
| June 12 Webinar |
Trauma informed Care and Family and Youth Services Bureau Outcomes for Runaway and Homeless Youth |
| June 20 Webinar |
Sexual Exploitation of Girls in Gangs view training on Vimeo | download the presentation slides |
| July 18 Seattle, WA |
WashACT Orientation - The Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT) is planning to host its second quarterly orientation for anyone who is new to the taskforce or those interested in learning about local anti-trafficking efforts. - learn more |
| August 18-19, 2012 Sunnyside, WA |
SOLD: the Human Trafficking Experience - Sunnyside Community Center
Saturday August 18th 10AM-6PM and Sunday August 19th 11AM-6PM |
| August 21 Yakima |
Zonta's Advocacy Chair speaks at the Yakima City Council Meeting on recommendations for strengthening the strip club ordinance to better protect the women that work there - full statement - YPAC recording - click on August 21st on the calendar, then the Yakima City Council Meeting at 6:00pm, then fast forward to 59:11. The whole hearing takes 7 minutes to watch. |
| August 22 Webinar |
Promising Practices in Combating the Commercial Exploitation of Girls in Gangs view training on Vimeo | download the presentation slides |
| August 22 Sunnyside, WA |
Commercial Exploitation of Children training in Sunnyside on August 22nd - for more information see the flyer. Put on by Sunnyside's Promise and Youth Care. |
| September 18 Seattle |
Organization for Prostitution Survivors - Launch - new Seattle-are group working with survivors and men's accountability program - see launch brochure - facebook |
| September 19 Webinar |
Finding Services for Runaway and Homeless Victims of Human Trafficking - MECP |
| September 24 Yakima |
Yakima Valley Libraries - Board of Trustees meeting Zonta Advocacy spoke on the need for filtering of porn sites at our library. Read her statement and the packet of materials (zip file) she provided to the Board to read. |
| September 29 Sea-Tac |
Volunteer & Public Awareness Training - Genesis Project Shelter for victims of Trafficking |
| October 4th and 5th Portland, OR |
National West-Coast Training - Do You Know Lacy? Trafficking Awareness Training - Different tracks for Law Enforcement, Prosecutors, Juvenile Service Providers, Community Advocates, Youth Advocates and The Defenders ... |
| October 12-13 Yakima |
Deceptions & Illusions Training in Yakima - curriculum for youth to discuss the dangers of pornography and domestic minor trafficking! Registration information. Learn more about the Deceptions and Illusions curriculum on the AWARE website. |
| October 13 Seattle |
2012 Northwest Human Trafficking Summit |
| October 24 Sunnyside |
Movie Viewing: a National Search for Human Worth FREE! Open to the public! View the trailer |
| October 29 Seattle |
Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT) quarterly information session 6-8 pm, at the Seattle Police Department Training Center at 2203 Airport Way South Building C, Classroom 4, Seattle, WA 98134. This event is open to anyone interested in learning about local anti-trafficking efforts and new taskforce participants. Attendees must RSVP to marie.hoffmann@rescue.org. |
| October 30 Richland |
Khurshida Begum, Human Trafficking Survivor speaking about Human Trafficking in Washington State Richland Public Library, Gallery Area - 6:30-8:30pm |
| November 2 Pasco |
SOLD: the Human Trafficking Experience |
| November 5 Yakima |
Chris Johnson, Policy Director, Washington State Attorney General's Office Community meeting to learn more about the Attorney General's office's work to fight human trafficking in Washington State. Support of community groups, legislation, prosecution and more! 5:00pm |
| November 15 Yakima |
Movie Viewing: "Sex+Money: a National Search for Human Worth " FREE! Open to the public! View the trailer |
| November 17 Cle Elum |
We are Better Together: Washington Engage Discussion on Building community alliances to prevent Human Trafficking Cancelled |
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| January 26, 2013 Seattle |
Real Escape from the Sex Trade (REST) Training Day Saturday, January 26th, 9am – 4:30pm |
| February 1 Yakima |
Raise the Roof 6 - Dinner and Silent Auction Benefits Rod's House - for more information |
| February 2 Yakima |
Human Trafficking Awareness Training Dr. Cyndi Romine from Called to Rescue will present on Sex Trafficking in our community.There will be a self-defense course as well. All are welcome, lunch is provided, and 30 dollars at the door to cover costs. This event is organized by local community member Jamin Cook and Joan Anderson. |
| February 6 Seattle |
Washington Advisory Committee on Trafficking (WashACT) is planning to host its next quarterly information session. This event is open to anyone interested in learning about local anti-trafficking efforts and to new taskforce participants. In order to obtain the location for the event, attendees must RSVP to marie.hoffmann@rescue.org. |
| February 21-23 Yakima |
Abuse Recovery Leadering Training 3 day training put on by Abuse Recovery Ministry Services |
| February 27-28 Ellensburg |
To Free Today’s Slaves: Human Trafficking Forum in Ellensburg Join us on the Central Washington University campus (Sub-Ballroom) in Ellensburg to learn more about what you SOLD Experience A multi-sensory experience that takes viewers into the dark corners of human trafficking, both globally and locally. Each room is dedicated to a different real-life story of a central character impacted by human trafficking. Free of charge. Learn more about the Sold Experience Human Trafficking Forum
Human Trafficking Luncheon: This is a time for the community to come together to meet the forum speakers and have time to ask questions about the problem of human trafficking globally and in our own local area. A trafficking survivor will tell her story and answer questions from the audience. A resource table and opportunities for additional learning and training will be on hand. Co-sponsored by the Ellensburg City Library. For more information, visit www.freetodaysslaves.org |
| February 28 Yakima |
Linda Smith of Shared Hope International at the Downtown Rotary Club Yakima Convention Center, noon Watch the video - introduction starts at 26:17 |
| March 4 Tri-Cities |
Faith and Justice Network Meeting We will have a guest speaker, Detective Jason Harrington from the Kennewick Police Department, one of two officers that have been trained in trafficking identification and anti-trafficking techniques in our area. He’ll apprise us of what law enforcement is seeing in our area. We will have an opportunity to sign up to assist with the upcoming first responder training to and to assist publicizing Khurshida Begum returning to the Tri-Cities to finish her anti-trafficking talk plus additional great information and events in our area. |
| March 14 Ellensburg |
Kittitas County Coalition Against Trafficking Informational Gathering For more information, contact Sally Jo Homes, WAE Area Associate sallyjoh@waengage.com |
| March 27 Toppenish |
Human Trafficking Awareness Event at Heritage University Movie Viewing Sex+Money: A Search for Human Worth |
| April 6th Ellensburg |
Human Trafficking Training We will explain human trafficking in general, what it looks like in Central Washington, what JTCW is and areas people can volunteer in. Lunch is not provided. RSVP with Dy Buchanan. Organized nby Juneteenth CW. |
| April 9th Yakima |
Yakima Citizen's Police Academy The Citizens Academy conducted by the Yakima Police Department is an eight-week course designed to provide Yakima residents and members of the Yakima business community first-hand knowledge of how their police department works. To participate in the Academy requires a commitment of eight weeks from the students. Classes are held every Tuesday from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. One optional Saturday will be offered at the shooting range. For more information, see this flyer |
| April 11 Tri-Cities |
Khurshida Begum Khursida will speak to the public about practical ways we can minister to trafficking survivors. This is a great way to introduce others to the topic of human trafficking and she will have a Q& A session at the end of her talk. Download the flyer |
| April 12 Yakima |
Human Trafficking Awareness Event Sponsored by CMDA for students, physicians and community members |
| April 13 Seattle |
Genesis Project Training Day This training will be conducted by GP President Deputy Andy Conner, and board members Detective Joel Banks and Detective Brian Taylor from the SeaTac Street Crimes Unit. Topics covered will be the pimping culture in the Seattle area, types of trafficking situations, case studies of specific trafficking cases, experiences of victims, what the Genesis Project does to help them, and more. If you have an interest in volunteering with the Genesis Project, contact them for more information. |
| April 13 Seattle |
REST Training Day Learn about the dynamics of sex trafficking; the sex industry in Seattle; and direct outreach with girls, women, and men. This training is put on by Real Escape from the Sex Trade and is also open for community members who want to consider how they can make a difference in Seattle and beyond. Educational materials will be handed out and lunch will be provided. 9am – 4:30pm We've been to this training - it's exceptional! |
| April 17 Wapato |
Wapato Public Schools Women in Leadership Forum Read short news report about this presentation |
April 17 |
Multi-disciplinary Team Investigations: A Victim-Oriented Approach Participants will learn the importance of victim-oriented approaches to child-exploitation investigations and how coordinated responses, like MDT investigations, are effective in reducing victim trauma. Panelists will explore the foundations of MDT investigations and will offer strategies for beginning and/or improving multidisciplinary responses. Panelists will also discuss the role of victim advocates and how this role supports the investigation efforts of all members of the MDT team. To register |
| April 26 Kennewick |
Are We Not Men? Men's Breakfast to discuss men's role in fighting porn and sex trafficking. |
| April 26-27 Tri-Cities |
AWARE training of Deceptions and Illusions This is a "train the trainers" on these two curriculum which can be used with small groups of middle school, junior high and high school aged youth - on the subjects of Pornography and Domesitc Minor Sex Trafficking. See the curriculum info Download the flyer - For more information, contact Michelle Withers, michelle.goals@gmail.com 205-8672 |
| May 2 Vancouver, WA |
Premiere Launch of "Chosen, a Film by Shared Hope International" 6:00 - 8:00pm The Kiggins Theatre |
| May 15 Seattle |
Inhospitable to Trafficking Training This training is designed for owners and managers of lodging establishments in King County, especially those overseeing functions of the hotel impacted by sex trafficking, including: General Manager, Security Manager, Front Desk Manager, Housekeeping Manager, Bar/Restaurant Manager. |
| May 17 Kennewick |
Faith Justice Network - Emily Butler Emily is a Harvard trained attorney that worked for a San Francisco area think-tank researching demand for prostitution and a social worker for Rahab's House (restoration for trafficking victims in Cambodia). |
Putting a face on human trafficking - February 16, 2013 - Seattle Times
Sunnyside mother: 'How could they think that my daughter is just garbage?' - January 6, 2012 - KIMA News
Human trafficking a 'terrible nightmare' for Yakima Valley families - Jan 11, 2012 KIMA News
Yakima speaker to focus on human trafficking symptoms - February 13, 2012 - Yakima Herald Republic
New law hopes to keep kids safer - April 2, 2012 - KIMA TV
Hard to tell victim from trafficker, expert tells Yakima audience - June 6, 2012 - Yakima Herald Republic
Funding flap ends Sunnyside’s Promise - August 17, 2012 - Yakima Herald Republic
Yakima eyes reorganization to balance budget - August 21, 2012 - Yakima Herald Republic - info on strip clubs
Editorial on the Daily Sun News regarding recent news of Sunnyside's Promise - Say it isn't so, Deputy Mayor - Daily Sun News - September 1, 2012
Libraries to block Porn Websites - September 26, 2012 - Yakima Herald Republic - (We spoke at the board meeting.)
Strip clubs allowed in Yakima; owners must pass YPD screening - December 11, 2012 - KIMA News
Strip clubs bring sex trafficking concerns - KIMA TV - December 12, 2012
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Our thanks to Inklings Bookshop for featuring several titles in their January 2013 newsletter in conjunction with Human Trafficking Awareness Month!
Washington State earns a "B" in the Protected Innocence Challenge Report Card for 2012 issued 11/29/2012 by Shared Hope International.
ESD 105's November 2012 SNOW Newsletter for School Nurses features an article by our Advocacy Chair on Domestic Minor Sex Trafficking.
City attorney Mark Kunkler, Senior Assistant City Attorney, spoke on October 10th at a City of Yakima Planning Commission Study Session on Adult Entertianment Business Moratorium. He addresses the comments made by the Zonta Advocacy Committee to the City Council at the July City Council Hearing on the Strip Club Moratorium. Go to Y-PAC,To see his comments on Zonta's contribution - watch from ;50 through 6:13 !!
First Zonta DMST newsletter - October 2012 - sent to Illusions/Deceptions participants
Second Zonta DMST newsletter - November 2012
Who Buys Sex? Linking Porn and Human Trafficking - interesting article from the director of Nefarious
Sunnyside's Promise releases "Their Story" - hear the story of a formerly prostituted gang youth and a former gang pimp as they talk about domestic minor trafficking through gangs in the Yakima Valley. Zonta Club of Yakima helped raise money for the production of this video at a luncheon in June 2012.
Linda Smith of Shared Hope International speaks at the Yakima Downtown Rotary on February 28th - watch the video
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