About this Event
Human trafficking is a hidden crime that impacts communities across South Florida, often in ways that go unnoticed. The Human Trafficking Awareness Symposium: Creating Safer Neighborhoods brings together survivors, advocates, public officials, service providers, and concerned residents for an informative and empowering community conversation.
Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how human trafficking operates, why Florida remains highly impacted, and what warning signs families, faith leaders, educators, and neighbors should not ignore. The symposium will feature survivor-centered perspectives, expert panel discussions, and practical guidance on prevention, reporting, and available resources.
Participants can expect:
- Insight from human trafficking survivors and leading experts
- Education on local and statewide trafficking trends
- Tools to recognize red flags and safely report concerns
- Information on community resources and victim support services
- Opportunities to engage with local organizations and advocates
The event is designed for community members, parents, faith leaders, educators, youth advocates, nonprofit leaders, and anyone committed to protecting vulnerable populations. Refreshments will be provided, and the event will be live-streamed on Facebook @FDWO for those unable to attend in person.
Together, through awareness, collaboration, and action, we can help prevent exploitation and build safer neighborhoods for all.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Greater New Bethel Baptist Church e mail, 17025 Northwest 22nd Avenue, Miami Gardens, United States
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