Title
Human Trafficking
Date
5-30-2013 1:35 PM
Location
Health and Wellness Center (HWC) 203
Department
Health, Physical Education and Exercise Science
Session Chair
Daryl Thomas
Session Chair
Janet Roberts
Session Chair
Siobhan Maty
Session Title
Health / Physical Education / Exercise Science
Faculty Sponsor(s)
Amy Hammermeister
Presentation Type
Presentation
Abstract
Our presentation focuses on human labor and commercial sex trafficking in the United States. Our own citizens are a part of human trafficking either as victims or traffickers here on U.S. soil and abroad. Also known as the “modern day slavery”, this is a global business that is thriving and does exist. Although there are many efforts being made to combat trafficking there is still confusion as to what trafficking is, where it takes place, and who is involved. The more U.S citizens who become informed of the truth of this horrific crime the more likely trafficking can be stopped.
Recommended Citation
Eshleman, Caitlin; Larsen, Sarah; and Takemoto, Kiana, "Human Trafficking" (2013). Academic Excellence Showcase Schedule. 7.
http://digitalcommons.wou.edu/aes_event/2013/hpe/7
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Human Trafficking
Health and Wellness Center (HWC) 203
Our presentation focuses on human labor and commercial sex trafficking in the United States. Our own citizens are a part of human trafficking either as victims or traffickers here on U.S. soil and abroad. Also known as the “modern day slavery”, this is a global business that is thriving and does exist. Although there are many efforts being made to combat trafficking there is still confusion as to what trafficking is, where it takes place, and who is involved. The more U.S citizens who become informed of the truth of this horrific crime the more likely trafficking can be stopped.