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For an end to human trafficking

It’s the fastest-growing criminal enterprise in America, and the second largest in terms of profits. Human trafficking is devastating not just developing countries, but thousands of people—mostly girls trafficked in the sex trade—across America, very much including the northwest along Interstate 5. Everyday citizens in our communities are coming together find ways to expose this criminal atrocity and bring it to an end.

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Published On Friday, January 29th, 2016

2 Responses to “For an end to human trafficking”

Chris
February 1. 2016 at 14:56

Thank you for bringing this subject to light. I had only recently heard of it’s foothold here and am appalled. Thanks be to all the folks who care and help. I really appreciated your two guests.
Dan Lorenz
August 1. 2016 at 09:50

I happened across yesterday’s broadcast on OPB channel 10.2. Thanks for your efforts to bring this to light. I have been working with a faith based non-profit in the Portland metro area, A Village for One, which shares goals similar to those of Redemption Ridge. I will pass along contact information to see if there are ways for these two organizations to coordinate efforts when appropriate.

Thanks for your show.

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