Human trafficking and the harsh realities that come with it are largely overlooked in today’s world. Thrive Lemon Grove is supporting UNICEF’s End Child Trafficking Program. Together, we are striving to bring light to the issue of modern-day slavery, both globally and locally.
On Thursday, March 20, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. at the Lemon Grove Library there will be a free screening of the documentary, “Not My Life,” which covers human trafficking and contemporary slavery.
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Military use of children, forced begging, sex trafficking, and other forms of abuse are highlighted in the documentary, which interviews fifty people from all sides of the issue.
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Viewers will also learn about the people who work to stop modern-day slavery, including the FBI, United Nations, UNIVEF, Girls Educational and Mentoring Service, and many more.
Additionally, attendees will learn what we’re doing right here in Lemon Grove to stop human trafficking and slavery-related crimes and harm, to both children and adults.
Please join Thrive, UNICEF, Peace Club for Teens, Soroptimists International of Lemon Grove, Union Bank and Institute for Public Strategies, and learn what your community is doing to end human trafficking.
RSVP to PeaceClubForTeens@gmail.com or (619)955-9002
