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Human Trafficking: What Service Providers Need to KnowHarlem Legal Services & The Upper Manhattan Domestic Violence Services Collaborative offer training on "Human Trafficking: What Service Providers Need To Know" on March 7, 2005. This training is designed to foster an increased understanding among lawyers, social workers, law enforcement agencies and other service providers working with New York City immigrant communities about trafficking in persons. This training will cover the legal and social dimensions of human trafficking in New York City. TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE: · Introduction to the Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 TRAINERS: DATE: MARCH 7, 2005 TO REGISTER Complete the attached registration form and return via fax or e-mail to Rose Pierre-Louis at 212.348.4093 or at Rplouis@hlsnyc.org. The member agencies of the Upper Manhattan Domestic Violence Services Collaborative are: African Services Committee• Harlem Hospital• Harlem Legal Services• New York Association for New Americans• New York County District Attorney’s Office• New York Presbyterian Hospital (DOVE) Northern Manhattan Perinatal Partnership• Nuevo Amanecer
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Voices and Faces:
Bonnie Quillin
"I was raped thirty years ago. There was so much shame then, and there still is now. But when I started to talk about it, it freed me."
Read more about Bonnie at The Voices and Faces Project »
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