A21 Ateam-Hsv March 2020 NEWS!!!

A21
Ateam-Hsv  News!                                               March 2020



Human Trafficking Myths:
  1. Human Trafficking is only a global problem, since I live in USA, I am not affected. FACT: Human Trafficking has been reported in  every single state in the U.S. Call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888 to report tips or to learn more about how you can help your community.
  2. Trafficking includes some form of travel or transportation across borders. FACT: Human Trafficking does not require movement or border crossing. If someone is forced to work or engage in commercial sex against their will, it is trafficking. 
  3. Victims must be held against their will using some form of physical restraint or bondage. FACT: It is more common for them to use psychological means of control, even though some traffickers do hold their victims by physical means. Fear, trauma, drug addiction, threats against families, and a lack of options due to poverty and homelessness can all prevent someone from leaving. Some individuals who experience trafficking may also be manipulated or believe they are in love with their trafficker, which can make them resistant to seeking help.
  4. Only women and children experience trafficking. FACT: Anyone can experience Human Trafficking, including men. Traffickers prey on the vulnerable, often with promises of a better life. Risk factors for trafficking include: prior history of abuse or sexual violence, generational trauma, poverty, unemployment, and unstable living situations, or homelessness. 
  5. Victims will be desperate to escape their trafficker and ask for help when they need it. FACT: Individuals who experience trafficking may not readily seek help due to a number of factors, including shame, self-blame, fear, or even specific instructions from their traffickers regarding how to behave when interacting with others. They do not always self-identify and may not realize that they have rights.   

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Because Together
We Can Make a  Difference!
    
Slavery happens everywhere. That's why We are joining A21 in the fight for freedom. Because We believe that every action matters, and every donation makes a difference. Bys supporting our fundraiser, you are helping to reach the vulnerable, identify and assist in the rescue of victims, restore the lives of survivors around the world. Even though each of us can't do everything WE can ALL do something! Join us today, and together, We will advance the fight for freedom around the world! Remember, but Together We Can!!
With Love, 🖤 
A21 A-Team Hsv


Some Highlights and Updates!

~Camille Place just opened ground opened back in February, CONGRATULATIONS!!!

~Can You See Me Now Campaign posted ALL Across Alabama back on 2 February!!! If you would like to contribute and help in THIS FIGHT please let me know!!! 

~Petition for Protection Not Punishment for Survivors went live in February! Go to https://act.sharedhope.org/JoX3eSC?fbclid=IwAR3zsmyt2r5FzWexVGjVt4Uz_ZknRfvDS0M0G3W3kYoJMHEe1S_E358I2to



Just Some Helpful Info:

~Report to National Human Trafficking Hotline: 1-888-373-7888 or Text “HELP” or “INFO” to 233733. The hotline is open 24 hours, 7 days a week and is available to assist anyone in English, Spanish and 200 more languages.

~Be aware of what your children are watching and playing online and who with! There are records that caution parents on the following apps: 
  • TikTok             Bumble Holla                 Kik
  • Snapchat          LiveMe Calculator%      Whisper
  • MeetMe           Ask.FM Skout                 Hot or Not
  • WhatsApp     Grindr          Badoo       




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Contact us and together we can: 
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Human Trafficking 21 Ateam-Hsv | Huntsville, AL  256-203-6447 | ateam@a21ateamhsv.page

IS Slavery!



UPCOMING EVENTS!!!


  • National Human Trafficking Task Force 1st monthly meeting of March ~ 3 March 2020 at 1400 hours, National Children Advocacy’s Center in Huntsville, AL
  • Civil Axe Throwing Axe of Kindness Night ~ TBD Month and Time
  • Huntsville Escape Room ~ TBD Month and Time
  • Freedom Gala ~ TBD Month and Location



Training/ Educational Information on HT:
  • A21’s Primary School Prevention Program (right now active in Thailand and Cambodia)


  • A21’s Shine Hope Training for Younger Girls: (I have a copy of this training hard copy and it comes with a study book for the student.) 



 

Other Human Trafficking Organizations:


4SARAH  
Shared Hope International

   



















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