Community Conversations presents “Human Trafficking: A Conversation from Faith Communities”

Modern day slavery, forced into prostitution, forced to do hard work  for little or no pay and no safety or security, no understanding of the places where they are trafficked, language barriers, fear, misery, hunger, violence, abuse,danger, threats to families.  NO WAY TO SAFETY.

These are just a few of the issues that torment people trafficked throughout the world, including the US, including Arizona, including Pima County, including Tucson…perhaps in your neighborhood.

Come, as people of faith, come as people concerned, come as atheists and agnostics, come because you want to understand how you can alleviate the suffering and harm.

This program won’t be just devoted to learning about human trafficking, but will also open conversation to the many ways we, as individuals or as faith communities, can help.

Please join us.

Thursday, March 29 2012
Catalina United Methodist Church
2700 E. Speedway Blvd. Room H230
6:30-8:45 pm
Free vegetarian buffet meal offered.

No charge for the program. Donations for Community Conversations and  Community Food Bank welcomed.

Contact:
Sat Bir Kaur Khalsa
home: 520.690.5715 cell: 520.490.1165 email: khalsa@dakotacom.net

Current sponsors:  Catalina UMC, Gandhi Restaurant,  Human Relations Commission, Robert James, JCRC (Jewish Community Relations Council),  Rebecca Limas, Angela and Javon Oston, Pima Friends Meeting (Quakers), Jon Rinnander, Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson, Harpreet Singh, Abbott and Martha Taylor, Temple Emanu-El/Rabbi’s Discretionary Fund, Temple of
Universality and many anonymous donors. Contact Sat Bir Kaur Khalsa for information on becoming a sponsor.



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