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Free Our Sisters from Sex Slavery in the USA
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Saturday, June 23, 2012
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10:00 AM
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12:00 PM
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555 Ellis Street Family Apartments
Betw. Leavenworth & Hyde, # 38, 19, 31 buses
Map at http://tinyurl.com/6lptc8h
Betw. Leavenworth & Hyde, # 38, 19, 31 buses
Map at http://tinyurl.com/6lptc8h
Free Our Sisters from Sex Slavery in the USA
Saturday, June 23, 10 AM – 12 noon
555 Ellis Street Family Apartments
Betw. Leavenworth & Hyde, # 38, 19, 31 buses
Map at http://tinyurl.com/6lptc8h
Hear personal stories of women who have escaped prostitution and trafficking and what is being done to support them in transforming their lives.
Presenters:
Rev. Glenda Hope, founder of SF SafeHouse for Women Escaping Prostitution. Safehouse is a clean and sober living community for women leaving prostitution with housing for up to 4 months, food, clothing, life skills and self empowerment groups, case management.
Dr. Annie Fukushima, Expert on Sex Trafficking,
One particular area of interest for Fukushima is how the sex industry impacts women of color, noting that the discussions around the sex industry are often defined by Euro-American feminist perspectives. See interview at http://tinyurl.com/7qe4zkt .
Sponsored by OWL, Older Women’s League, 870 Market St., Rm 905, SF 94102, 415-989-4422, http://www.owlsf.org
Saturday, June 23, 10 AM – 12 noon
555 Ellis Street Family Apartments
Betw. Leavenworth & Hyde, # 38, 19, 31 buses
Map at http://tinyurl.com/6lptc8h
Hear personal stories of women who have escaped prostitution and trafficking and what is being done to support them in transforming their lives.
Presenters:
Rev. Glenda Hope, founder of SF SafeHouse for Women Escaping Prostitution. Safehouse is a clean and sober living community for women leaving prostitution with housing for up to 4 months, food, clothing, life skills and self empowerment groups, case management.
Dr. Annie Fukushima, Expert on Sex Trafficking,
One particular area of interest for Fukushima is how the sex industry impacts women of color, noting that the discussions around the sex industry are often defined by Euro-American feminist perspectives. See interview at http://tinyurl.com/7qe4zkt .
Sponsored by OWL, Older Women’s League, 870 Market St., Rm 905, SF 94102, 415-989-4422, http://www.owlsf.org
Added to the calendar on Mon, May 28, 2012 4:30PM
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When on this same website there is a event photo thread of massive protests from the OO/Socialist Left of people trying to end the sex trade of children?
It seems pretty hypocritical to be helping people wanting out of the sex industry but then disrupting the work of people who are trying to do the same thing for the most vulnerable elements of sex workers. Or is it because I am not blinded by modern liberal fascism?
It seems pretty hypocritical to be helping people wanting out of the sex industry but then disrupting the work of people who are trying to do the same thing for the most vulnerable elements of sex workers. Or is it because I am not blinded by modern liberal fascism?
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