| Working to change human traffickingMalibu filmmaker launches entertainment-based campaign to stop 21st-century slavery
By Bibi Jordan | Special to the MALIBU TIMES
Photo by Mette Lampcov
Malibu filmmaker Chelo Alvarez-Stehle is bringing focus to a delicate, but all-too real problem that most Americans assume no longer exists: slavery. She is one of a group of Malibu activists determined to educate teens about human trafficking, the most pervasive modern form of slavery. READ MORE
Cineasta de Malibu lanza una campaña transmedia para detener la esclavitud del siglo 21. MÁS INFORMACIÓN |
| Please help us finish our documentary!
¡Por favor, ayúdanos a terminar el documental! SANDS OF SILENCE is a film born from my own experiences and passion and those of the many women who have shared their secret sorrows and triumphs with me. In particular, survivor Virginia Isaias, founder of Human Trafficking Survivors Foundation.
ARENAS DE SILENCIO nace de mis experiencias y pasión así como los de las mujeres que han compartido sus penas y sus pequeños y grandes triunfos conmigo, como Virginia Isaías, fundadora de laFundación de Sobrevivientes de Tráfico Humano.
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Your DONATION is urgently needed to help us finish this important film and bring it to audiences around the world. Together we can do something meaningful to help end the horrors of sexual exploitation. Por favor, haz una donación. Necesitamos tu ayuda para terminar este importante documental y llevarlo a públicos de todo el mundo. READ MORE/MÁS INFORMACIÓN |
| Wed., January 11th
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day
SOS_SLAVES honored in TEXAS!!
Global Slavery Remembrance Day will host a Human Trafficking Awareness Conference in Frisco, TX, featuring a screening of producer/director Chelo Alvarez-Stehle's SOS_SLAVES social impact game prototype andSANDS OF SILENCE documentary rough cut. Illustration by Ian P. Hosfeld “I believe we can and must end modern-day slavery in our lifetime,” saysVenita Benitez, founder and executive director of GSRD. Benitez, author of “First Seeds of Civil War are Sown: Global Slavery Remembrance Day,” was outraged to find out that 25% of human trafficking victims come to the U.S. through the State of Texas. READ MORE
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