Network for Cultural Change

National Educators to Stop Trafficking participates with Non-government organizations across the United States by engaging in the month long campaign to bring more awareness to citizens about the issues of domestic human trafficking.

An exciting new opportunity for educators across the USA to participate in a conference call platform to learn about curriculum and resources is now available for human trafficking prevention that can be used in their existing classrooms.

In order to keep educators in America's schools abreast of cutting edge curriculum, National Educators to Stop Trafficking has created a monthly meet-up to allow an open discussion about human trafficking prevention needs in the classroom.

Getting human trafficking prevention curriculum into every school in America is the goal of National Educators to Stop Trafficking (NEST). Talbott will aid in the review of curriculum and resources for inclusion on the chart of curriculum providers.

The advisory committee for National Educators to Stop Trafficking (NEST), an on-line warehouse of human trafficking prevention curriculum for educators in America's Schools welcomes the addition of Cindy Bankston.

We must reach our youth since 50% of the victims of human trafficking are under the age of 18 and the average is 12. South Florida has the highest percentage rate of reported activity in Florida and Florida is the third highest in the United States.

A first time event for the annual Trafficking In America Conference will be a special youth event to bring education and awareness about human trafficking to the youth of South Florida, July 17th, 2014.

A first time event for the annual Trafficking In America Conference will be a special award presented to one of three finalists chosen from applications submitted for their extraordinary work in the anti-human trafficking efforts in South, Florida.

Every business operates on the premise of supply and demand. On the 3rd day of the 2014 Trafficking In America Conference in WPB, FL, organizers have planned a day completely dedicated to reducing the demand for illegal sex of women and children.

With Demand Reduction the focus on the 3rd day of the 4th National Human Trafficking Conference, two of the nation’s largest employers, the Department of Defense and the American Trucking Industry will educate this year's audience of 300+ guests.