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San Francisco Community Forum on Anti-Trafficking

Date:
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Time:
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Event Type:
Conference
Organizer/Author:
Linda Janourova
Email:
Phone:
(415) 252-3208
Location Details:
Milton Marks Conference Center
455 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, CA 94102

The conference will share information and resources on anti-trafficking efforts, identify gaps in victim services, increase understanding of the needs of human trafficking victims, and create infrastructure for continued momentum and collaboration. The San Francisco Community Forum on Anti-Trafficking is co-sponsored by Congresswoman Jackie Speier's office and will feature the San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris, Former Assemblywoman Sally Leiber, and many other great leaders within our community.

Please RSVP to Linda Janourova at Linda.Janourova [at] sfgov.org or (415) 252-3208.

Seating is limited. Early registration is encouraged.

http://www.jcrc.org/downloads/events/inviteantitrafficking.pdf
Added to the calendar on Fri, Feb 20, 2009 9:52AM

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by deanosor
Nowhere on the posting or the linked invite do they define trafficking. The worldwide exploitation and enslavement of women and others is the dark underside of the worldwide capitalist system which exploits billions of people. These cops, prosecutors and mainstream (read pro-capitalist) social service agencies that are working on this conference will not solve the problems of exploitatation and slavery. If they actually cared about the victims worldwide, they would all work to get rid of exploitation/capitalism anywhere it rears its ugly head. This would include helping people around the world to empower themselves, and helping them to abolish capitalism. I worry that is a showcase for community policing and reinvigorated prosecutions when the police are being discredited (rightfully so!) by everyday brutality exemplified by the Oscar Grant murder. If you go to this event thinking you will help exploited women, watch your wallet and your civil rights.
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