Operation Light Shine的动态

Tomorrow is your chance to learn Human Trafficking 101. Did you know that 33% of trafficking survivors stated that public buses were used in the facilitation of their exploitation. 26% said that some combination of mass transit such as public buses, subways, and publicly accessible transportation services including lang-distance buses, taxis, and rideshares were used. The council requested more information. I have reached out to the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) and they will be providing training at our March 21st meeting. They will be covering: ? How to identify human trafficking situations and potential victims ? How communities across Colorado are responding to human trafficking ? How to connect to local anti-trafficking and victim support resources and develop protocols to protect victims.

January was Human Trafficking awareness month. 33% of trafficking survivors stated that public buses were used in the facilitation of their exploitation. 26% said that some combination of mass transit such as public buses, subways, and publicly accessible transportation services including lang-distance buses, taxis, and rides. The Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) and they will be providing training at our March 21st meeting. They will be covering: ? How to identify human trafficking situations and potential victims ? How communities across Colorado are responding to human trafficking ? How to connect to local anti-trafficking and victim support resources and develop protocols to protect victims.

January was Human Trafficking awareness month. 33% of trafficking survivors stated that public buses were used in the facilitation of their exploitation. 26% said that some combination of mass transit such as public buses, subways, and publicly accessible transportation services including lang-distance buses, taxis, and rideshares were used. The council requested more information. I have reached out to the Laboratory to Combat Human Trafficking (LCHT) and they will be providing training at our March 21st meeting. They will be covering: ? How to identify human trafficking situations and potential victims ? How communities across Colorado are responding to human trafficking ? How to connect to local anti-trafficking and victim support resources and develop protocols to protect victims.

As mothers, we have an unwavering duty to protect our children and ensure their safety and well-being. Yet, in today's world, our children are increasingly vulnerable to exploitation and abuse. From online predators to human trafficking, the threats our children face are real and alarming. It's time to rise up as a powerful force for change. It's time for Moms Against Child Exploitation (M.A.C.E)! M.A.C.E is more than just a movement; it's a commitment to safeguarding our children and creating a future where exploitation has no place. Are you ready to stand with us? Share this post and use #MomsAgainstChildExploitation to spread the word and join the movement!

New York Grant Alert: Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes Program The Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes program, managed by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), is offering a grant to nonprofit organizations facing the threat of hate crimes due to their ideology, beliefs, or missions. This program helps community-based organizations enhance security at their facilities, ensuring better protection for the individuals and families they assist. The funding can be used for various security upgrades like alarms, panic buttons, and more. Applications are due by May 17, 2024 at 12PM EST. https://hubs.la/Q02p0q-10 Intrado Safety Suite assists organizations by providing the critical tools they need to secure their facilities, ensuring a safer environment for all. To learn how Intrado Safety Suite can help your organization, visit https://hubs.la/Q02p0Cy10? ?#SafetySuite #SecurityFirst #GrantAlert #PanicButton #Alarms

New York Grant Alert: Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes Program The Securing Communities Against Hate Crimes program, managed by the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS), is offering a grant to nonprofit organizations facing the threat of hate crimes due to their ideology, beliefs, or missions. This program helps community-based organizations enhance security at their facilities, ensuring better protection for the individuals and families they assist. The funding can be used for various security upgrades like alarms, panic buttons, and more. Applications are due by May 17, 2024 at 12PM EST. https://hubs.la/Q02twhSF0 Intrado Safety Suite assists organizations by providing the critical tools they need to secure their facilities, ensuring a safer environment for all. To learn how Intrado Safety Suite can help your organization, visit https://hubs.la/Q02twqVF0 #SafetySuite #SecurityFirst #GrantAlert #PanicButton #Alarms

Children on the move are especially vulnerable to traffickers who prey on their insecurity and lack of protection. These traffickers exploit their vulnerability through deceit and manipulation, leading them into terrible exploitation. We must take decisive action to safeguard these children from such heinous crimes. By increasing awareness, strengthening protective measures, and offering support, we can shield them from falling into the hands of traffickers. Let's stand together to protect these children and ensure they have a safe and secure future. Every child deserves to grow up free from fear and exploitation. #leavenochildbehind #worlddayagainsttraffickinginpersons #restipp #EndHumanTrafficking UNODC

Giving security gaurds power's to use physical force, and businesses the right to arm themselves and use physical violence, will escalate the violence in our community. What we are talking about here is allowing and encouraging the creation of citizen led militia. Is this what we want for our communities? Violence begets violence. If we go down this track we will see more people hurt, and I fear, more people will die. We need to deescalate this conversation, and instead focus our attention back on solutions that work. I have huge empathy for the suffering and trauma experienced by whānau in our business community. No one should fear going to work. And if our Government cares about ensuring our whānau who run small businesses are cared for, than we need to take the evidence seriously. Anything less is a choice to weaponize the trauma and pain of a community, in order to drive forward ill-conceived policy, which will result in further perpetuating harm in our community and fail to address the issues at their core or prevent harm from occuring. Punishment does not bring peace. Only #LoveIsTheWay

Children on the move are especially vulnerable to traffickers who prey on their insecurity and lack of protection. These traffickers exploit their vulnerability through deceit and manipulation, leading them into terrible exploitation. We must take decisive action to safeguard these children from such heinous crimes. By increasing awareness, strengthening protective measures, and offering support, we can shield them from falling into the hands of traffickers. Let's stand together to protect these children and ensure they have a safe and secure future. Every child deserves to grow up free from fear and exploitation. #leavenochildbehind #worlddayagainsttraffickinginpersons #restipp #EndHumanTrafficking UNODC

#SCEPTRE | We made 47 arrests and recovered 47 knives during a national week tackling knife crime (13 - 19 May 2024). The week consisted of enforcement action, as well as school inputs, weapon sweeps, community engagement and test purchase operations at local shops. Superintendent Caroline Hemingway, who leads Op Venture, said, “This week of action is yet another example of how committed we are, alongside our partners, to tackling knife crime. It is a joint approach and cannot just be about enforcement, even though that is an important part of what we do. We are working holistically, bringing policing, health, education, prevention and lived experience together through the Greatre Manchester Violence Reduction Unit, so we can continue making strides to reduce knife crime, and the harm it causes.” Read more: https://orlo.uk/1EiPm