A summit of government officials, nonprofit leaders, concerned citizens, and survivors convened to discuss child sex slavery in Georgia. The summit held at Georgia State University drew over 400 attendees to discuss the need for collaboration across agency lines to ensure that child sex slavery is combated effectively.
New Mexican detectives, posing as a 13 year old girl, arrested a man for soliciting sex with “her” on Craigslist.
Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Stephanie V. Blank Center for Safe and Healthy Children and the Governor’s Office of Children and Families will educate medical professionals on the commercial sexual exploitation of children and their specific roles in eradicating its presence among Georgia’s children.
Wyndam Hotel Group joins Hilton Worldwide and others in their commitment to combating the commercial sexual exploitation of children, in partnership with Unicef.
Viva Wyndam Resorts and UNICEF will soon launch their “Huesped de Corazon” initiative. Through this initiative, Viva Wyndam Resorts agrees to promote the awareness and alleviation of all forms of violence and abuse against children among its employees and patrons.
A Future. Not A Past. – the Juvenile Justice Fund’s campaign to stop the prostitution of children in Georgia – asks all area runners and walkers to save the date for its 2nd Annual “7200 Steps to Stop Demand 5K,” to be held Saturday, October 1 at 9 a.m. in Candler Park. AFNAP is again opening this event to the public and hopes it will unite individuals in a common goal: to reduce the number of men who engage in sex with prostituted adolescents.
Join A Future. Not A Past. for their second annual “7200 Steps to End Demand” 5K run/walk on Saturday, October 1st.
AIM Group Data shows that Village Voice Media continues to profit of the sale of sex- Anti-slavery advocates say shut it down!
Demand Abolition’s new research profiles the typical person who buys sex. Titled “Comparing Sex Buyers With Men Who Don’t Buy Sex,” the study presents some surprising data.
California adds a $10,000 fine to any felony charge of buying sex from a minor within the state.
