
ND’s 5th Annual Bakken Human Trafficking Summit
The 5th Annual Bakken Human Trafficking Summit this year is coming to Bismarck
To tell you how much interest in human trafficking has become ( and how wonderful is that ? ) - the very first summit 5 years ago was held in Williston, North Dakota -there were about 80 people in the audience. The dates for this year fall on the 20th and 21st of May, here in Bismarck.
Bismarck, North Dakota - St. Mary's Central High School
5802 Ridgeland Drive - Here is part of what you will experience - Expert Keynotes - Breakout Sessions - Networking. Breakfast and snacks will be provided. Attendees will have a mid-day break for lunch. Continuing Education credit and hours are available for professionals attending the Bakken Human Trafficking Summit. Tickets are available at eventbrite.com
There are many people who don't even want to think about it
It's human nature to try and not think about such things, but Human Trafficking exists in North Dakota. I mentioned earlier how many people attended the first summit in Williston 5 years ago, around 80. This year, they are anticipating around 350 people.
"This event, organized by North Dakota-based nonprofit 31:8 Project, features several keynotes, breakout sessions, and panel discussions to better inform the community about sex and labor trafficking. Our event speakers will include: law enforcement, healthcare professionals, human service representatives, and survivors of human trafficking"
This is an extremely sensitive manner that deserves everyone's attention
Due to the sensitive nature of the topic, discretion is advised. Scholarships are available. E-mail programs@318project.org to learn more about scholarship ticket availability. Some of our wonderful people work so hard and have devoted their heart and soul to this:
Stacy Schaffer - Founder and Executive Director of 31:8 Project
Amy Hollar - Chair
Carole Barrett - Vice-Chair
Laura Buchholz - Administrative Assistant - 31:8 Project
Do what you can and support this summit
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