JLSD's 5th Annual Human Trafficking Rally
Saturday Jan 13, 2018 01:00 PM
Saturday, Jan 13, 2018 03:00 PM

Event Information:

Human trafficking is a serious crime, a violation of human rights, and represents an economic cost of 800 million dollars in San Diego each year. On Saturday, January 13, the Junior League of San Diego will welcome community members and guests to its 2018 Human Trafficking Awareness Rally. The event will take place in Balboa Park at 6th Avenue and Laurel Street starting at 1:00 pm.

The Junior League of San Diego’s annual Human Trafficking Awareness Rally focuses on education regarding the myths and facts of human trafficking, recognition of the signs of victims being held captive, and awareness of how to get involved in the fight against it. The Junior League of San Diego is pleased to announce that the following distinguished speakers will offer their insights and experiences at the Rally: San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan, Assemblyman Brian Maienschein,Jamie Quient, and Joseph Travers. Their stories of efforts to combat human trafficking will offer a glimpse into the extent and nature of sex and labor trafficking in San Diego.

Background Information:

  • Human trafficking primarily involves exploitation which comes in many forms, including: forcing victims into prostitution, subjecting victims to slavery or involuntary servitude and compelling victims to commit sex acts for the purpose of creating pornography.

  • Human trafficking is the third largest international crime industry (behind illegal drugs and arms trafficking), reportedly generating a profit of $32 billion every year.

  • California harbors three of the FBI’s 13 highest child sex trafficking areas on the nation: Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego.

  • At least 110 gangs are involved in commercial exploitation of people (CSEP). 85% of pimps/sex trafficking facilitators interviewed were gang involved.

  • 15 years old is the average age of entry into child commercial sexual exploitation.

  • Those who are vulnerable to fall victims of sex trafficking are homeless (55 percent) and those in the foster care system (28 percent).

Location Balboa Park at 6th and Laurel

Leticia Smith
619-208-2063
advocacy@jlsd.org
Alva, Jay

Alvarez, Daniel

Barford, Courtney

Barger, Dana

Benjamin, Ashley

Blake, Karlie

Bohana, Carolyn

Brakke, Michelle

Brooks, Emilie

Burke, Kathleen

Butler, Danielle

Carley, Lisa

Castañeda, Clara

Coulon, Dominique

Davis, Sonya

Dayton, Melissa

Delan, Christie

Donahue, Kelly

Ellis, Ann

Fagan, Amy

Felici, Laura

Foley, Kaitlyn

French, Jenn

Fusco, Carly

Garnica Estrada, Claudia

Giambrone, Chelsie

Glaser, Jennifer

Goldman, Eden

Gomez, Michael

Gonzalez, Stephanie

Green Lake , Emily

Grubaugh, Vicki

Haefling, Lauren

Hawkins, Libby

Hazel, Bianca

Hodges, Rosie

Hodges, Whitney

Hoffman, Tiffany

Hoffman, Tiffany

Innocenti, Lorenzo

Jones, Rachelle

Kakavoulis-Perera, Franceen

Keller, Ashley

Kropf, Hannah

Lakers, Victoria

Lamb , Carrie

MacKenzie, Whitney

McClellan, Shannon

McEneany, Maria

MCENEANY, PAUL R

McGill, Kathleen

Meadows, Alexandra

Mehrens, Amanda

Melott, Skye

Mendoza, Daniela

Meyer, Lisa

Morel, Kathryn

Morel, Katie

Morsek, Leslie

Moses, Pamela

Murphy, Kathleen

Nall, CC

Nall, Heath

Nare, Jessica

Norton Parker, Shannon

Parker, Wesley

Pistner, Danielle

Prestininzi, Tatiana

Robeson, Drew

Robetcky, Darlene

Robinette, Taylor

Rogers, Nicole

Rosenthal, Katie

Santos, Linda

Saylor, Adora

Saylor, Marjorie

Schellinger, Kriston

Schiro, Sarah

Schulte, Christopher

Schulte, Nina

Seeders, Rachel

Severance, Sarah

Shauger, Lynn

Sheils, Kylea

Skolnick, Jill

Smith, Leticia

Sonenberg, Erin

Sosa, Elena

South, Larissa

Stepnick, Rebecca

Sullivan, Jamie

Tandy, Jennifer

Tran, Lindsey

Tran, Nancy

Trevino, Josefina

Trim, Rachel

Tsrikos, Lyneah

Vilaplana, Carrie

Villa, Anissa

Villagomez, Melissa

Wall, Lindsey

Webber, Jennifer

Weinstein, Bianca

Wilcox, Heidi

Williams, Jennifer

Williams, Kinley

Wurster, Nicholas

Zick, Joyce

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