Sex trafficking happens right here in the USA at the Superbowl and big sporting events. There’s a dark side to America’s biggest sporting event may also be America’s biggest sex-trafficking event. Out of town fans, drinking, and hotel parties in a new city create opportunities for exploitation. Now, whether the statistics bear out or whether this is just a narrative is an open question. But in Minnesota, where the big game was held in January 2018, authorities were not taking any chances. The state ramped up its campaign to prevent sex trafficking. Any event that draws thousands of men from all walks of life is expected to increase the demand for purchasing women for sex which furthers the exploitation of women for the sex industry. This is why the Super Bowl is an important time to focus on the restoration of our culture. As millions of men and women are glued to the television watching the game, advertisers and entertainers make unabashed attempts to push porn culture into the households of the nation through commercials and half- time shows that feature hyper-sexualized women. During the days leading up to the 2018 Super Bowl in Minneapolis, Hookers For Jesus, Magdalene Hope and Exodus Cry partnered with Action169 and the Minnesota Justice Awakening 52, a three day prayer, worship, and training conference. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC ©

1.2 MILLION CHILDREN ARE TRAFFICKED EVERY YEAR. Sex trafficking happens at the "Happiest Place on Earth" near Disneyland. Side by Side Church and Harbor Outreach rescues children and women on Harbor Boulevard in Orange County, California. Coming from a broken home, Oree Freeman was raped at 10-years-old and ran away from home. She was groomed by the time she was 11-years-old she became a victim of the sex trade, falling into a vicious cycle between going to juvenile hall and falling back into sex trafficking. After four years she was able to leave that life with the help of Orangewood Children's Foundation. She has since graduated from high school and is currently attending college. Freeman says the collaboration with authorities to bring about change is critical. She also says it takes a community effort to help fight the issue by looking out for young girls who are victims of the industry and are forced into it. PLEASE LIKE, COMMENT AND SHARE! MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women # trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

In 2017, Albert and Deidre Pujols created Strike Out Slavery after learning that children and adults are being forced into labor and sex trafficking, which enslaves 45.8 million people in 167 countries and it’s on the rise in the United States. They both knew that if Major League baseball teams, players and fans joined them, SOS could spread awareness about modern day slavery and help an international network of non-profit organizations rally against it. The inaugural Strike Out Slavery event was held at Angel Stadium in 2017, where more than 40,000 attendees learned about the issue. Strike Out Slavery is expanding as other players take a stand against slavery, enabling the message that “enough is enough” to reach legions of baseball fans across the nation, even the world. Albert Pujols stated “We are grateful for Major League Baseball teams and the players who use their influence to educate fans about modern-day slavery. Despite the pervasiveness of human trafficking worldwide, and a lack of awareness in undermining efforts to prevent its growth; We created Strike Out Slavery to educate baseball fans in a family friendly environment and encourage them to connect with a network of non-profit organizations to learn more about the issue of human trafficking and to be inspired to take action.” In addition, Deidre has also founded Open Gate International and has also connected with NGOs, ministries and government officials that are part of an enormous war and fighting battles against exploitation at every level. OGI is an organization that assists the vulnerable populations such as survivors of human trafficking to help them heal and reintigrate back into society by providing alternative training and employment. Once vocational needs have been identified, OGI develops programs with top-tier professionals, integrates life skills like mentoring and job placement assistance while providing all of it at no cost to students to set them on a course of sustainable life success. OGI Culinary Skills Program was their first vocational training program. Developed and run by globally renowned Chef Brent Southcombe, OGI students have already experienced the success of job placement; reintigration upon their graudation. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Sara Nell Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla & Prateek Damodaren Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

1.2 MILLION CHILDREN ARE TRAFFICKED EVERY YEAR. Candice Shepard is a survivor of human trafficking and said she didn't think she was ever going to get out. Shepard, grew up in Ridgecrest but found herself in cities such as Reno, San Francisco and San Jose trafficked by an individual she says she trusted. When Shepard first met her pimp, she wasn't aware of what he did for a living. All she knew is he promised her a comfortable life with food and shelter and a supply of meth, the drug she had been addicted to since she was 11 years old; however, he tricked her. When they moved to Reno together, he made her pay him for everything he gave her and forced her into prostitution. And she stayed because she was fearful of never seeing her daughter again. Shephard constantly felt her pimp's eyes on her. She worked every night and was ordered not to come back with no less than $120 and all that money was taken from her by her trafficker. One day Shephard jumped out of a two-story San Jose hotel window. Carrying the few items she owned in a grocery bag, she ran barefoot for her life. Shepard had a chance to escape a life of abuse when her pimp left the hotel. Candice Shepard is ONLY ONE example of what is happening in United States every day. Candice was rescued by Pastor Doug Bennett, founder of Magdalene Hope, who rescues, restores, and reintegrates survivors from the sex trade in Bakersfield, California. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Sara Nell & Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

Sex trafficking is the number 1 money maker worldwide. NGO Global Aim rescues and restores children from the sex trade in India and the USA. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Prateek Damodaren & Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

DID YOU KNOW? THE US STATE DEPARTMENT'S STATISTICS SHOW THAT OVER 700,000 PEOPLE BECOME SUBJECTS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CROSS INTERNATIONAL BORDERS EVERY YEAR. A LARGE PERCENTAGE OF THOSE VICTIMS AND PERPETRATORS ENTER THE COUNTRY THROUGH MAJOR U.S. AIRPORTS, UNDER STRICT SECURITY, YET THEY GO UNNOTICED. Airline Ambassadors International is a non-profit organization affiliated with the United Nations and recognized by the US Congress. Nancy Rivard founded AAI to provide for orphans and vulnerable children in 1996 while working as a international flight attendant for American Airlines. She retired in 2013 to run Airline Ambassadors full time. AAI is the only non-profit organization leveraging connections with the airline industry to facilitate humanitarian efforts. Since correctly identifying human trafficking on four flights in 2009, AAI developed the first “industry specific” training on human trafficking awareness that has been provided at 50 airports, travel hotels which are major hubs of entry and exit for perpetrators and victims alike. In August 2009, an Airline Ambassador humanitarian team rescued an abandoned little girl in Cambodia. On that trip they learned about the dark reality of human trafficking. The following month on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic the team was on alert for anything unusual on flights out. Amazingly, that team correctly identified trafficking incidents on four airlines. Their first tip led to the bust of a pornography ring of 82 children. Airline Ambassadors International then worked closely with Customs Border Protection to develop an industry specific training consistent with the Department of Homeland Security. Airline Ambassadors International has provided training presentations to 6,000 front line personnel at airports across the United States and also internationally. Airline Ambassadors International now provides seminars with a team of three to four trainers including survivors of human trafficking. The training is tailored to airline and airport personnel, hotel employees, law enforcement and ground transportation. Airline Ambassadors is the first non-profit organization to have their curriculum adopted by the International Tourism Management Institute and has also received support from 12 members of Congress. Human trafficking is an appalling crime and an appalling violation of victims' rights. This is why the efforts of the international air transport sector in combating it are so important. This expansion of training for cabin crew and the wider travel industry is a crucial element in protecting the human rights of some of the most vulnerable people. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Bridgette Olsen & Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

Human trafficking is among the world's fastest growing criminal enterprises and is estimated to be a $150 billion-a-year global industry. It is a form of modern day slavery that profits from the exploitation of our most vulnerable populations. One common misconception is that human trafficking requires movement across borders. In reality, it involves controlling a person or group through force, fraud, or coercion to exploit the victims for forced labor, sexual exploitation, or both. This can occur entirely within a single country or it can cross borders. Human trafficking strips victims of their freedom and violates our nation's promise that every person in the United States is guaranteed basic human rights. It is also a crime. Attorney General's Office is focused on combating the pervasive issue of human trafficking in California and has made it one of his top priorities. The International Labor Organization estimates that there are more than 24.9 million human trafficking victims worldwide at any time. This includes 16 million victims of labor exploitation, 4.8 million victims of sexual exploitation, and 4.1 million victims of state imposed forced labor. The victims of human trafficking are often young girls and women. Young girls and women are 57.6% of forced labor victims and 99.4% of sex trafficking victims. LAPD Human Trafficking Unit is responsible for the investigation and enforcement of state and federal crimes involving the sexual exploitation of human beings; reduce the vulnerability of children to acts of sexual criminal activity and strengthen the capabilities of federal, state and local law enforcement through training programs and investigative assistance. Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. Sheriff Jim McDonnell works with NGO Forgotten Children and many others to rescue children from the sex trade. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ---------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla & Prateek Damodaren & Dustin Lawyer Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

Sex trafficking is the most profitable in Orange County, California. The Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force is fighting to prosecute traffickers and Johns; those who buy children and women. Orange County Human Trafficking Task Force (OCHTTF) takes a proactive approach to protecting women and minors from the cruel clutches of pimps who force them into lives of degradation, often by exploiting their status as runaways or their troubled pasts as victims of sexual abuse. Although formed in 2004, it wasn’t until 2014 that OCHTTF became a fully operational, multijurisdictional task force led by Sergeant Juan Reveles, a veteran Anaheim PD officer. OCHTTF is committed to combating all forms of human and sex trafficking through the rescue and long-term support of victims, prosecution of offenders, training of fellow law enforcement professionals, community awareness and effective public and private partnerships. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Bridgette Olsen & Ariel Becker Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla & Prateek Damodaren & Dustin Lawyer Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

SEX TRAFFICKING HAPPENS IN LAS VEGAS! TRIGGER WARNING SUICIDE Annie Lobert is an American former call girl and sex industry worker, who founded the international Christian ministry Hookers for Jesus. Lobert believes that when a child doesn't know or understand what love looks like from a parent, they look for love in all the wrong places. This is what happened to Annie who needed, like every child, to hear words of encouragement, but instead, was told by her dad the exact opposite. Eventually, Annie experienced more than a decade of sex trafficking in Hawaii, Minneapolis and Las Vegas. Here she recounts her experience as a victim of sex trafficking, while sharing an overview of the primary and secondary harmful effects of involvement in the sex industry. Sex trafficking happens in Las Vegas. Annie Lobert, survivor advocate and founder of Hookers For Jesus rescues and restores victims/survivors from the sex trade. For over a decade, Annie Lobert has worked to save women from the unrelenting grip of sex trafficking through her organization, Destiny House. Please educate yourself on human and sex trafficking. It is real and it is happening everywhere, LAS VEGAS INCLUDED! MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Ariel Becker & Bridgette Olsen Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo and artist, Tiffany KellyGalindoProductions LLC © #human trafficking #women #trafficking #survivors #trafficking #survivors #girls #enditmovement #humantraffickingawareness #sextrafficking #girl #world #survivor #documentary #hollywood #actress #26seconds #film #worldwide #endit #save the children #survivorstories #sextrafficking documentary #Strikeout slavery #saved in america

Kidnapped at 13 Melissa was born and raised in Orange County, California in a very abusive home and as a young girl was kidnapped, trafficked and forced to use drugs as a means of control. Months after her abduction, she escaped by jumping out of a vehicle while on the freeway, a full blown addict. Not able to escape the torture she endured, she ended up on the streets of Los Angeles, in gang infested areas and worked the streets of Figueroa to support her crack habit. In and out of jails and foster homes. Now Melissa is a survivor advocate. John Richmond was a federal prosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice, and prosecuted numerous victim-centered labor and sex trafficking cases throughout the United States. He frequently serves as an expert on human trafficking for the United Nations. In 2018 President Trump appointed him to lead the United States’ global engagement to combat human trafficking and support the coordination of anti-trafficking efforts across the U.S. government. He co-founded the Human Trafficking Institute that exists to decimate modern slavery at its source by empowering police and prosecutors to use victim-centered and trauma-informed methods to hold traffickers accountable and ensure survivors are treated with respect and care. The Honorable Judge Maria Hernandez was appointed Presiding Judge of the Juvenile Court for Orange County on January 1, 2014 where she served until January of 2018. During her nine years as a juvenile court judge, she created and presided over the dedicated court addressing commercially sexually exploited children (GRACE-Generating Resources to Abolish Child Exploitation) and co-chaired the Orange County Committee relating to Commercially Sexually Exploited Children (CSEC). Judge Hernandez also created and presided over an innovative collaborative court for dedicated to boys in the child welfare system back in 2010 which continues to meet the needs of highest risk system involved youth. Congressman Ed Royce was selected to serve as Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where he leads Congressional oversight of the Administration’s foreign policy and works on issues such as: sanctions on state sponsors of terror, fighting the poaching of endangered species, and advocating for the victims of human trafficking. He delivered the following remarks: “Human trafficking is modern day slavery that continues to devastate the lives of tens of millions of people around the world. The perpetrators of these disgusting acts prey on the vulnerable and defenseless, including young children. These are not just faraway crimes, but also occur right here in the United States. The U.S. Congress enacted Megan's Law in 1996 as an amendment to the existing Jacob Wetterling Crimes Against Children's Act. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/7974-26-seconds-doc Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK4RCPTFQDBC_W-60eKFA Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/26seconds ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Alexandra Miller Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla & Prateek Damodaren & Dustin Lawyer Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC ©

Survivor Leader Network - Freedom From Exploitation founder Kathi Hardy is a recovering addict and a survivor of the sex industry. She has been sober and out of "the life" since 1993. Since that time she has dedicated much of her time helping those who were in the same situation. Since her recovery, she participates in San Diego's "Prostitution Impact Panel" which has seen over 1,600+ sex-buyers, with a 3.5% recidivism rate. Kathi started the Survivors of the Streets (SOS) group, which the City Attorney's office uses as a First Offender Diversion Program for adults who were picked up for prostitution (647b) activities. Currently she does groups at Las Colinas Women’s Detention, County Jail and has seen approximately 107 women who have been exploited. Of the 1,004 (SOS) participants, 51% could be construed as victims of Human Trafficking. She currently does groups at Alabaster Jar Project a program and teaches Beyond Trauma and Betrayal Bonds. She also currently does groups at La Jolla Recovery for women who have been exploited and teaches “Ending The Game” a curriculum written by human trafficking survivors for human trafficking survivors. She also has done groups at the Girl's Rehab. Facility at Juvenile Hall for both CSEC and high at-risk girls. She has seen 408, 14 of which were at-risk and the rest CSEC victims, with the goal to reeducate them so they may lead healthier lifestyles. Tom Jones is the founder and director of The H.O.P.E. Project, which works to assist men and boys in their journey of recovery from human trafficking and molestation. H.O.P.E. stands for Healing Outreach and Peer Empowerment. He is engaged in the effort to reduce the demand for prostitution and the sexual exploitation of men, women, and children. He is also a proud leader of the Survivor Leader Network of San Diego. Tom was 6 when his dad molested him for the very first time. He was born and raised in Central Missouri, that’s where his abuse took place. Years later, Tom found himself in the world of prostitution and in San Diego's red light district. Tom hopes his outreach efforts will inspire other male survivors to “Speak up and speak out,” because boys and men don't talk about their experiences, molestation and being sex trafficked. MAKE A DIFFERENCE, SAVE A CHILD. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect innocent children and women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/... Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK... Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editor: Elizabeth Martinson Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC ©

Trafficked Transgenders Transgenders who have crossed the Tijuana border into the United States to escape persecution in their homeland are at a high risk of being exploited. They are often in desperate need of money, unable to earn a living or speak English, and a fear of going to the police makes them easy prey for sex traffickers and pimps. Their stories are similar, oftentimes molested by their relatives at a young age only to be shunned by family & society for their sexuality. Transgenders’ customers include a wide range of people and professionals, such as police officers, military, lawyers, professional businessmen, and usually married men. Due to discrimination in many jobs and industries, transgenders often have no choice but to turn to alternative ways to make money. This includes drugs, commercial sex and other criminalized work. People from all walks of life can become a victim of human trafficking but one of the biggest factors that all victims share is vulnerability. The unique obstacles faced by transgender individuals make them susceptible to exploitation because these factors can engender a willingness to do whatever is necessary for survival. La Maestra (Spanish for the teacher), has been dedicated to its mission to provide quality health care and education to improve the overall well being of low-income and immigrant residents. Bringing the underserved and ethnically diverse communities into the mainstream of society through effective change culturally and linguistically respecting the dignity of all patients. La Maestra has grown into an award-winning health organization and has provided immigrants and transgenders medical services, education and a place of refuge and support. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/... Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK... Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editors: Tess Martinelli and Alexandra Miller Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC ©

Former sex addict states, as a child "I became addicted to pornography which in turn lead me to a sex addiction and numerous marriages that ended in divorce. After my third divorce and strained relationships with my children, I enrolled in a 12 step program to which I credit my recovery. I now dedicate my life to sharing my experiences and helping other sex addicts who are court ordered to attend one of the few John’s Schools offered in the United States in San Diego, California.” Chief Deputy City Attorney Lara Easton is proud that San Diego has one of the few John Schools in the country. “John School” is required for first time sex offenders. Educating Johns is one of the ways to reduce the demand for sex and prostitutes. Trafficking experts believe demand reduction is one of the most efficient ways to deal with sex trafficking. Kathi Hardy is a survivor of the sex industry. Her focus is in ending the demand. Hardy is now the director of Freedom from Exploitation and a peer advocate who educates and reforms men who have been arrested for buying sex. For victim assistance, call the CSP Victim Assistance program at 949-250-4058 or call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 888-373-7888. GIVE SURVIVORS A VOICE By donating you will help us complete the feature documentary to highlight survivor stories and the Non-profit organizations that are in the fight to eradicate global sex-trafficking. ​CREATE AWARENESS Together we can raise awareness of the non-profit organizations, crisis intervention teams, committed law enforcement and dedicated citizens fighting to eradicate global sex trafficking. ​​CALL TO ACTION Share the 26 Seconds documentary short and YouTube videos on social media. Your support is the difference and the impact needed to defend and protect women all around the world. JOIN MY COMMUNITY BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE 26 SECONDS YOUTUBE CHANNEL HELP US RAISE AWARENESS. SHARE, LIKE AND COMMENT. Check out more about the documentary here: http://www.26secondsdoc.com/ You can support the making of this documentary here: https://26seconds.wedid.it/campaigns/... Please Subscribe to the 26 Seconds YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfdK... Please join the 26 Seconds Virtual Screening and Show and Tell Fundraiser: https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Directed and Produced by: Kelly Galindo Supervising Editors: Mark Wilcken, Three-time Emmy Award Winner & Scott Arundale, Lead Editor for 26 Seconds Documentary Short Editors: Tess Martinelli and Ryan Shannon Cinematographer: Alberto De Coste Calla Music by: Shanti Re' and Kelly Galindo KellyGalindoProductions LLC ©