Combating Human Trafficking: A Community Conversation

2219 Southeast 68th Avenue,Portland OR 97215

02 May, 2023

Description

This short and engaging conversation with Rebecca Bender will unpack combating human trafficking as she shares her story of escaping her trafficker, the myths of human trafficking, and how to support survivors. Pre-registration is required. Reception starts at 6 p.m. Presentation begins promptly at 6:30 p.m. and the event goes to 8:30 pm. Light refreshments available. This event is open to everyone. Perfect for parents, educators, juvenile justice professionals, community based organizations, churches, youth programming, and any interested community members. Rebecca is a social activist, thought leader, and consultant who equips professionals and organizations to identify and fight human trafficking. She was appointed to the U.S. National Advisory Council and regularly testifies as an expert witness in court. Her specialized training has equipped well over 100,000 professionals including FBI, Homeland Security, regional law enforcement, community leaders, and medical personnel. Learn more about Rebecca and the Rebecca Bender Initiative here: https://rebeccabenderinitiative.org/about-rbi If cost is a barrier in attending this event, please reach out to us and we're happy to make accommodations. For any questions: Micaella Flores, [email protected] Bars to Bridges is a program of Multnomah Education Service District (MESD)