Network for Cultural Change

Demand reduction will be the focus on the third day of the 2014 Conference. Donny Pauling will share how pornography is a driving factor that is not only fueling the rise in men purchasing illegal sex, but victimizes the women behind the camera.

The 4th National Trafficking In America Conference July 16-18, 2014 will be a venue for Sandy Skelaney, to present on a topic that needs to be addressed for those working in the anti-human trafficking movement.

Young people never have to fall into the traps of human trafficking and sexual exploitation again. The team behind National Educators to Stop Trafficking believes that is possible and they’ve created an incredible resource for educators and youth.

Human trafficking is one of Florida's most relevant social issues as the #3 state in the US for reporting of suspected human trafficking activity to Polaris Project. CEU’s are more important than ever for social workers and medical professionals.

The 4th Trafficking In America Conference will be a venue for Lederer, President of Global Centurion, to launch her recent study (with Christopher Wetzel) "The Health Consequences of Human Trafficking and their Implications for Health Care Providers"

Lina Sydris Nealon, Director of Policy and Outreach for Demand Abolition, is one of the nation’s leading advocates and will moderate the law enforcement / legislation panel at the fourth national event in West Palm Beach, FL

Yvonne Williams, Coordinator of the 2014 Human Trafficking in America Conference is proud to announce that Nita Belles, Author of “In Our Backyard” and is Regional Director for Central Oregonians Against Trafficking Humans.