Category Archives: human trafficking

‘Tis the Season, No Degree Necessary

Posted on April 26, 2019 by

Feeling unsafe, uncomfortable and unwanted, especially in your own home, is a terrible feeling. Secretly, many kids have been planning to run away all winter long. As the weather gets better there’s always a spike in runaways, regardless of where … Continue reading →

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Today’s Amazing Teens

Posted on October 15, 2017 by

Sometimes, I don’t think that our young people get enough credit for their good deeds and positive vibes in which they put out every day. Similar to the adult world, the criminal and negative activity conducted by a small percentage … Continue reading →

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Our Vulnerable Youth

Posted on September 4, 2017 by

Unfortunately, human trafficking has become a rising social issue in America. And sadly, after natural disasters, such as Hurricane Harvey, which devastated the Houston area, there’s a predictable spike in human trafficking due to the high number of displaced and … Continue reading →

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